I have 28J boobs and did a bikini haul – the final style looked ‘super hot & revealing’ but I was worried I’d ‘pop out’
A BIG-BUSTED woman reveled in the bikini options she found to fit her petite figure, except one.
The size 28J fashion reviewer has shared two-piece swimwear picks for women with a small frame and large chest.
TikToker Jen Warnes (@itsjenwarnes) knows the struggle to find swimsuits that work for her body shape all too well.
In her shopping haul video, she honestly rated the options for women who experience the same issue.
“I found this brand that does bikini tops in larger cup sizing,” Jen explained.
She held up her pile of picks from the Australian swimwear brand Code B.
To kick off the try-on, Jen changed into the $50 Prism Top Sunset Flora D-H Cup and the matching $40 Prism Bottom Sunset Flora.
Jen wore black biker shorts under the bikini bottoms so TikTok wouldn’t flag the video or take it down.
“I’m glad to see that fits really well. I like that it’s fully adjustable in the back,” she admitted.
To secure the top, Jen had to tie the straps tight in the back, making them diagonal. But she doesn’t mind the look of them.
This top provided sufficient support and security — no signs of possible slip-ups.
Moving on, Jen switched to the $100 Aura Top Zebra Onyx and the $70 Aura Bottom Zebra Onyx.
The back of this top had the same tie situation, and one more in the front.
“Kind of nice how you can tie this middle bit however you want. This one looks really good,” Jen proclaimed.
The excited shopper couldn’t think of anything wrong with the animal print scoop-neck top.
To preface the next top, Jen explained that she already knew the cup would be too big for her.
She said: “I think this is where confusion happens with brands. People just assume that a G cup means massive when in reality it doesn’t all the time.”
Nevertheless, Jen put on the $50 Yula Top Black G-H Cup and claimed to be “swimming in it.”
The cup wire reached around her back while the straps were too high.
Jen tried the smaller version, and that one was too tiny.
“Obviously, this one does fit better, but then the back is still huge. I mean it looks super hot and revealing, but practically the band is way too big and the cup is just too small for me to feel secure in it,” she said.
“I’m literally about to pop out. I think this one is only going to work if you have a bigger band size.”
An appreciative viewer commented on Jen’s video. She wrote: “I feel so seen. I’m so glad I found your page!!”
“I absolutely love your content and it’s so nice to feel seen. Thank you,” another thankful woman added.
One critic pointed out: “I don’t understand how they can charge that amount. I just want to be able to feel comfortable and confident in a swim suit.”
“Love these! But they’re $80 and more,” a skeptical viewer noted.