Fashion
I’m plus-size with 40D boobs – I did a strapless bra try-on, I’m shocked by how incredible it is, the girls look good
A PLUS-SIZED content creator has been left stunned after she tried on a strapless bra.
The fashionista said the undergarment fit better than expected.
TikTok/nahiely.alexandraA content creator was left pleasantly surprised when she tried on a strapless bra[/caption]
TikTok/nahiely.alexandraThe plus-sized influencer was thrilled with how the bra looked when she put on her top[/caption]
Nahiely (@nahiely.alexandra) said she bought a purple strapless bra in a size 40D.
In the clip, she initially told fans she was not “super confident” about the size of the bra.
But, the influencer’s reaction couldn’t have been more different as she was seen beaming when she showed off the bra.
She said: “It fits better than I thought it would.”
Nahiely revealed she was impressed at how the bra was sitting on her chest.
She added: “It’s sitting and holding really well. That’s my biggest problem with bras. It’s literally not going anywhere.”
But, she recommended that shoppers should size up.
Nahiely, who is based in Washington, was impressed when she tried on her shirt over the top of it.
She gushed: “The girls are looking good.”
Nahiely said she didn’t expect the strapless version to look as good as a standard bra.
TikTokers rushed to ask the influencer where they can pick up the bra.
Another plus-sized fashionista McKayla (@makingitmckayla) said: “Yes mama. I’ve been looking for one.”
Influencer Adriana Magana simply posted: “Love.”
Shoppers can buy the Delimira women’s strapless bra in different colors from Amazon.
The bra costs just $25.99 and shoppers can choose sizes ranging from 32B to 42E.
Nahiely is known for sharing fashion hauls on her TikTok page.
In a recent clip, she showed off the bikinis that she bought from Target.
Fans compared the green swimsuit she rocked to a “chef’s kiss.”
She has also shown off the spring additions to her wardrobe as she tried on several pieces from Amazon, including a $22 floral bra that she’s wearing as a top.
A PLUS-SIZED content creator has been left stunned after she tried on a strapless bra.
The fashionista said the undergarment fit better than expected.
TikTok/nahiely.alexandraA content creator was left pleasantly surprised when she tried on a strapless bra[/caption]
TikTok/nahiely.alexandraThe plus-sized influencer was thrilled with how the bra looked when she put on her top[/caption]
Nahiely (@nahiely.alexandra) said she bought a purple strapless bra in a size 40D.
In the clip, she initially told fans she was not “super confident” about the size of the bra.
But, the influencer’s reaction couldn’t have been more different as she was seen beaming when she showed off the bra.
She said: “It fits better than I thought it would.”
Nahiely revealed she was impressed at how the bra was sitting on her chest.
She added: “It’s sitting and holding really well. That’s my biggest problem with bras. It’s literally not going anywhere.”
But, she recommended that shoppers should size up.
Nahiely, who is based in Washington, was impressed when she tried on her shirt over the top of it.
She gushed: “The girls are looking good.”
Nahiely said she didn’t expect the strapless version to look as good as a standard bra.
TikTokers rushed to ask the influencer where they can pick up the bra.
Another plus-sized fashionista McKayla (@makingitmckayla) said: “Yes mama. I’ve been looking for one.”
Influencer Adriana Magana simply posted: “Love.”
Shoppers can buy the Delimira women’s strapless bra in different colors from Amazon.
The bra costs just $25.99 and shoppers can choose sizes ranging from 32B to 42E.
Nahiely is known for sharing fashion hauls on her TikTok page.
In a recent clip, she showed off the bikinis that she bought from Target.
Fans compared the green swimsuit she rocked to a “chef’s kiss.”
She has also shown off the spring additions to her wardrobe as she tried on several pieces from Amazon, including a $22 floral bra that she’s wearing as a top.
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