We wonder if the way it looks on the mannequin will work well on our bodies and deal with the anxiety of going into a changing room and trying on outfits we hope will look well on those of us who fit outside of that ideal.

To have mannequins that cater to different body types can be a gamechanger and we’re luckily beginning to see a shift, with one London store gaining a whole lot of attention for it.

The Fabletics store in Regent Street has included a plus-size mannequin dressed in a fabulous lime green three-piece in its shop window – and it has been the cause of controversy due to a tweet from journalist Isabel Oakeshott.

Taking to Twitter, Oakeshott said: “This, in a Regent St fitness store, is what obesity looks like. Flabby curves highlighted in hideous lime green velour. The so-called “body positivity” movement is not “inclusive”, it’s dangerous.”

Why this plus-size mannequin at a London store has caused controversy on social media