I’m midsize – I did a haul from Kim Kardashian’s Skims and the bras feel like heaven
KIM Kardashian’s Skims is known for hugging your curves and flattering your body.
A midsize TikToker has tried on some viral garments from the popular collection.
TikTok user Anyssa shared her thoughts on three Skims items, including a bra that “feels like heaven.”
First, the TikToker tried on the heaven-like bra, the fits everybody triangle bralette, $34.
“Guess who’s never taking this off,” Anyssa told her followers.
She explained that she liked that the bra didn’t have a clasp but still had adjustable straps.
The influencer continued: “The material is really nice, it’s not bathing suit but it’s also not like gross cups.
“Also, if you’re a fan of sports bras, this is definitely up your alley. But I don’t like the uni-boob effect they give me. But this one is Dr. Miami, fresh off the table,” Anyssa joked.
Next, the TikToker modeled the cotton rib boxers, available for $32 from Skims.
Anyssa detailed: “This band right here, I’m either going to love it or hate it. I feel like when they’re too tight it kind of squeezes the fat.”
She concluded: “The band actually isn’t as annoying as I thought it was going to be. Definitely shows every part of you, and I’d recommend wearing underwear if you’re wearing these out.”
Finally, Anyssa showed off a favorite from Kim Kardashian’s collection, the soft lounge long sleeve dress, $88.
“I got the long-sleeve version because I really want to see if it can maximize my arms. I’m a little self-conscious about them so I want to see if it’ll work a little Kim K magic,” she told viewers.
The TikToker also told her audience that she never wanted to take the viral dress off.
“It literally hugs every curve on my body, the arms too. It’s comfortable; it’s not revealing. This is very classy and pretty,” she concluded.
Anyssa’s followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the haul.
“Skims, you see your next model?” joked one viewer.
The official Skims account agreed that Anyssa looked “stunning” in the various items.
“YOU DID THAT,” commented a third person.