I’m 5’4” and plus-size with 42DDD boobs – I did a Skims swim haul in 2/3X, the top was ‘underboob central’
A PLUS-SIZE woman has given her candid Skims swimwear review, admitting the bikini she bought was “underboob central.”
It didn’t do much to support her 42DDD breasts, but the bikini set wasn’t entirely bad.
Content creator Sierra Schultzzie is a plus-size body positive advocate who is known for her honest product reviews and shopping hauls.
She recently shared her review of a few Skims items from their swimwear collection in a YouTube video.
In another video, where she went for a professional bra fitting, she revealed that she has 42DDD breasts.
So, it makes sense that she needs swim clothing that supports her large chest comfortably and her five foot 4 height.
“With summer on the horizon and this narrative of what it means to have a bikini body so present, I know that a lot of us can go into this season with a lot of baggage,” she said in the video.
She bought a bikini from the brand because of their size-inclusive fashion line, ranging from XS to 5X.
Sierra tried on the Skims Mid Waist Bottoms, $38, and the Skims Micro Scoop Bikini Top, $38, both in turquoise.
She was excited about the bottoms because they are her favorite cut for bikini bottoms and got them in a 2X.
“High-waisted, a little high cut. We’ve got a good amount of coverage in the back, but it still feels hot,” she said.
She said they fit her perfectly, and upon first impression, the size and fit were great.
“This is like my ideal cut,” she added.
She did not share the same level of enthusiasm for the micro top.
On the other hand, she was not excited to try on the style simply because of how small it looked in comparison to her shape, even though she sized up to a 3X because of the tie back.
“It’s underboob central,” she bluntly said.
Viewers could visibly see that almost half of her breasts were hanging out of the bottom of the bikini top from the Kim Kardashian-owned brand.
“This is the way Kim is wearing it in the [promo] photo, but it’s a little uncomfortable for me,” she admitted.
The straps were “flimsy and thin” and the top as a whole lacked the support she needed to feel confident enough to wear it outside.
“I do really like the color, the material, and there’s something about the underboob moment that I kinda like,” she said.
In the end, she rated the swim bottoms a 9.5/10 and the micro top a 5/10.
Sierra completed the look with the Skims Cargo Pants, $78, in turquoise.
