I’m a size 16 with 34GG boobs and tried on a load of swimwear for my holiday – surprisingly, Ann Summers came out on top
FINDING supportive, chic swimwear when you’re curvy can be a tough task. So Valerie decided to take to TikTok page to share her “realistic swimwear try on” in a bid to help other women. Valerie, who is a size 16 with 34GG boobs, began her try on with a £25 white halterneck bikini top and […]
FINDING supportive, chic swimwear when you’re curvy can be a tough task.
So Valerie decided to take to TikTok page to share her “realistic swimwear try on” in a bid to help other women.
Valerie, who is a size 16 with 34GG boobs, began her try on with a £25 white halterneck bikini top and £20 matching bottoms from Gym King.
But she wasn’t keen on the two-piece set, admitting that she would “return” it.
Next up, Valerie gave a royal blue number from Ann Summers a whirl.
The Riviera bikini top, £30, offered more support given that it was underwired, and the blue was set off with gold accents on both the top and the £18 bottoms.
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And it also comes in sizes from a 32A to a 44H.
With her delight at the set clear to see in her beaming smile, Valerie said she’d be keeping that one.
A cute pink and orange neon swimsuit from Shein was up third in the try on, with Valerie looking somewhat unsure about the option.
She eventually decided to keep it, and added a blue silk patterned kimono for some extra glamour.
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Valerie concluded her haul with a £14.49 black cutout swimsuit from Shein, which highlighted her figure in all the right places.
That was also a success.
“The black swimsuit is amazing. Looking beautiful as always,” one person commented on the video.
To which Valerie replied: “Thank you gorgeous. Why is swimwear shopping so stressful lol.”
“Loved them all but colour is definitely your friend!” another added.
“The blue and the pink.”
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Valerie added in another comment: “I have been dreading trying on swimwear but I have some options for my holiday.
“My face really does say how I feel!”
