I’m plus-size with big boobs – I did a swimwear haul to show the do’s and don’ts for ‘saggy’ chests
A PLUS-SIZE influencer shared her top tips for women with “saggy” chests.
The curvy creator modeled different bikinis to show her followers how to dress to support their cleavage.
TikTok user Jennifer (@jennifer_samantha_style) explained: “This is for my ladies who are plus-size, shopping for swimsuits right now, and have got big saggy girls.”
In her video, the TikToker said: “I bought a bunch of really cheap low-quality bathing suits so I can show you the difference between a really good supportive bathing suit top and one that’s not so great.”
First, Jennifer showed her followers an example of a non-supportive bikini top from Shein.
“If you have anything in the D cup range, don’t buy something like this. It does nothing for me, it is not holding the girls up. It is just terrible, there is no support,” the influencer said.
She added: “It says there’s wire but I don’t know if the wires are made of like Twizzlers. I don’t know what this is but it is awful.”
For her next look, Jennifer modeled a more supportive option from Torrid.
“It’s got nice supportive molded cups, it’s got boning in the sides, underneath, all over,” she explained.
Jennifer also tried on another Shein look in a royal blue shade, which she said “really had potential.”
However, she pointed out: “The cups are like [too small] and this one is folded inside. How can you sell a plus-size bathing suit top when your cups are not really cups?”
The TikToker showed viewers an alternative look from City Chic, which provided her cleavage with more support.
“These have fully molded cups inside, they have enough material to keep the girls contained. The straps are actually fully adjustable,” Jennifer detailed.
Next, Jennifer shared her thoughts on a black bikini top with gold chain straps.
She said: “When your girls are sagging and you need them to be uplifted, you need adjustable straps. Why are you not making these?”
The curvy creator also tried on a jungle print bikini top with a twist detail, which she raved about.
“We’ve got underwire, we have adjustable straps, we have cups that are fully furnished with cuppage. You need as much support as you can get,” Jennifer told her followers.
Finally, the TikToker modeled a neon yellow bikini top and matching mesh coverup.
“This is horrible, there is no coverage, the straps are not adjustable. It is the worst. Why can’t we make good swimsuits?” she asked.
TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the fashion advice.
One impressed viewer said that Jennifer is “doing the Lord’s work!”
“I’ve gotten halter bikini cut tops with standard backs from Shein and then put an adapter on the back to bring the straps together,” suggested another follower.
A third person commented: “The straps in front first. It pulls your girls up and together giving you great (and supported) cleavage.”