I’m plus-size and ordered the fall Kim Kardashian Skims collection – the tops were sheer, the bottoms fell off my body

KIM Kardashian has done it again: the Skims founder released new products in autumnal colors, and fans of the brand are excited.

One customer tried the new fall collection but found the fabric was too sheer in some places, and one pair of lounge pants was sliding off her body.

Christiana Moore reviewed items from the new Skims collection, and she had notesTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Moore said the tops were see-through and there was a problem with the pantsTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Christiana Moore loves Skims, and her 924k TikTok followers love when she reviews her latest shopping hauls.

Moore was excited to try the brand’s fall colors, so she made a video the moment her new clothes arrived.

“I picked up some new Skims items in the new colors that just launched,” she said excitedly. “Let me show you what I got.”

Moore ordered the Soft Lounge Ruched Pant, $62, in two colors and two sizes.

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She warned her viewers that they might want to order multiple sizes as well, because the new style fits differently from the existing pants.

“I find that it’s kind of falling off me in the waist a little bit,” she said, modeling the wine-colored pants in a size 2X.

When she tried them in a size XL, in the shade cocoa, Moore had better luck.

“I sized down in these pants, just to see how they would fit,” she explained, modeling the next pair. “The XL definitely fits better.”

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By sizing down, Moore said, she kept her underwear from showing out the back of the pants.

“I can safely say to size down in these pants if you want to,” she advised.

Sizing down kept the ruched pants from falling off Moore’s bodyTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Moore had no problems with sizing when she wore the boxer shortsTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Moore also bought the Soft Lounge Boxer, $34, and had no problems with the fit.

“These are my favorite sleep boxer shorts,” she gushed. “They’re super soft and stretchy.”

One thing Moore found to be true for every color of the fabric was that the tops were somewhat translucent on camera.

She had to censor herself when modeling the Soft Lounge Long Sleeve, $52, in the new fall colorways.

“The top is a little bit see-through under this lighting, but it’s not see-through in person,” she said, covering her chest.

It wasn’t just the Soft Lounge collection that had the problem, either.

“I got this little dress from the Fits Everybody collection,” Moore explained, modeling the $62 Slip Dress.

“I thought I was going to be able to wear this out and about, and I might be able to,” she said. But, she warned, “it’s giving a little bit see-through.”

Like the crop tops, the dress was see-through in the frontTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Moore also had trouble with the translucent fabric in the back of the slipTikTok/badbrownskinnn

Turning around, Moore showed that the dress was semi-sheer throughout, not just in the chest area.

“I love this dress,” she clarified, and she assured viewers that she’d definitely wear it at home, where her fiancé would certainly appreciate it.

Overall, she was satisfied with her haul. “I really like these items,” Moore said.

She had a recommendation for anyone on the fence about the brand: start with the Soft Lounge and Outdoor collections.

“Those collections are 100 percent worth it,” Moore insisted.