You might have seen a few interesting looking belts floating around social media of late. Supposedly responsible for helping countless celebs attain hour glasses figures, waist trainers are popping up everywhere.

They remind us of corsets, to be honest, and apparently we are not the only ones because Twitter users are furious with one particular ad for the Miss Belt.

The video has definitely got a few interesting moments in there. It claims that the Miss Belt can give you the “ideal shape in just two steps!”

The before and after shots are certainly shocking, but people are also very annoyed with the how the ad addresses the ‘post-baby bodies’.

The claim that it will help you “hide” your body after you have given birth is not going down well, at all.

There are two colour choices for people to choose from, “stylish black” or “nude”. The ad is also claiming that no one will notice you’re wearing your waist trainer except for the men in your life.

Naturally, people were angry with the ad:

Just when I think #women have evolved I see an ad for #missbelt which is nothing but a throwback to the 1800s corset #justbeyourself

— Shannon Lowe (@Shanvtqt) August 5, 2015

 

"For when you want your organs to be reduced to a fine paste" should be the real slog for #missbelt

— Maggie Smith (@maggie_estella) August 19, 2015

Some people were also just confused:

the ad for Miss Belt is the most horrifying thing ever. where the hell do your internal organs *go*???

— Miranda Rae (@msmirarae) July 31, 2015

 

Um. I just saw a commercial for the Miss Belt and I am concerned about humanity

— Steph Driver (@StephaliciousD) July 3, 2015

Basically, there was a lot of this: