I’m plus-size & tried Kim Kardashian’s Skims swim – there was no boob support so my girls were out

A SLIP of the bathing suit can happen too quickly for you to risk it with an unsuitable one-piece.

Support plus security are swimwear essentials, and one plus-size shopper argued the Skims options do not provide either.

Trendy swimwear is shifting from modest to scandalous.

Both bikinis and one-piece suits now use less fabric to expose more of the body.

Yet, for some women, this style swimsuit has nowhere near enough coverage or support.

Plus-size influencer Iris Beilin found this to be especially true with the Skims swim she bought as someone with big boobs.

Iris posted a TikTok unboxing the one-piece suit she bought from Skims’ new swim line.

She spent $88 on the Swim Scoop Neck One Piece.

The smooth brown fabric makes the suit look soft and comfortable, but that doesn’t mean it’s functional.

A big bust requires the girls to be propped up, not popping out.

Iris says this swimsuit has such little support that when she moves even the tiniest bit, her whole chest will slip out.

“Remembering I don’t have boob job sooo that means no ‘support’ also wrong move the girls are out,” she admits.

“Sometimes I be forgetting the clothes doesn’t come with the body.”

And she has a point, yet viewers disagreed with her in terms of this one-piece.

The suit supporters left comments such as: “Iris, you look great honey! Stop playing,” and “Girl what do you mean they are sitting good.”

One Skims opposer wrote: “I don’t even bother her line is over priced. And not worth it.”