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How to wear the world’s biggest knickers — even if you are not a size 50

Here's our handy guide to everything you can fashion out of the world's biggest knickers — from handbags to headbands

Abby McHale

Published: 22:59, 16 Apr 2019

TALK about a brief encounter – here is our model trying on the world’s biggest knickers.

We told on Saturday how a small Cornish business is selling pants in a SIZE 50.

Yasmin Holly, 26, from Hertfordshire, is showing everything you can fashion out of the size 50 pantsCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Owner Laura Murray, from Penryn, launched The Size Experts last year after struggling to find suitable undies for herself. Not something for you, think again. We’ve found plenty of ways you can still put them to good use.

Here's a round-up of what else you can fashion out of the bloomers, with Yasmin Holly, 26, from Hertfordshire, modelling the finished look.

Handbag

Fold the pants diagonally, then tie them at the top to create a handle. Load it up with goodiesCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Cosy shawl

Holding the pants behind you, put one arm through each leg hole and shrug on to your shouldersCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Headband

Roll pants and put around head, with loose ends facing the back. Tie ends together, tucking excess underneathCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Asymmetric top

Hold pants upside down, put an arm through leg hole and head through other. Tie excess fabric at the backCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Mini skirt

Turn the pants upside down, fold the gusset towards you, wrap the fabric around your waist, tying at the backCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Bandeau body

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