Fashion
I’m plus-size and tall – I can’t wear one-pieces because of an annoying problem in the chest area
A PLUS-SIZE fashion fan has a problem with one-piece bathing suits.
Her height poses an annoying problem in the chest area when she wears this swimwear style.
Plus-size creator Anna posted a video to show her issue she has with one-piece swimsuits as a tall girlYouTube/GlitterAndLazers
In her video, Anna O’Brien (@GlitterAndLazers) showed viewers why the full-coverage suit bothers her.
“This is a master class in why I, as a tall girl, do not typically wear one-pieces,” she said.
The plus-size creator stood in front of the camera in a turquoise suit with a cutout in the middle.
“This should be here,” Anna proclaimed, pointing to the material below her boobs.
Her chest lacked support as the top of the suit sagged too much.
Anna wanted the cutout to be more in the middle of her chest, not at the top of her stomach.
If the straps were adjustable, the one-piece would’ve been a bit more supportive.
The lower half of the suit wasn’t a problem, but the top half ruined it.
Experienced viewers understood Anna’s ill feelings toward the less-than-comfortable swimwear.
One frustrated fan admitted: “Always feel like a one-piece should come in three lengths. Short, average, and tall.”
“I have the same issue. I’d love to find an affordable, long torso one-piece,” another follower agreed.
“Same here. I get a long torso or longer-length one-piece. I’m constantly pulling regular-size suits down,” an honest woman said.
A passionate viewer remarked: “Not just tall girls. I’m a short girl, but I have a long torso, so I think it’s more for those of us with long torsos, and us busty girls have similar issues too.”
One sweet YouTube user commented: “Still looking good, though.”
“I think it looks cute,” another kind fan said.
Anna is known to be brutally honest in her clothing reviews.
She focuses her content on helping other women of similar sizes to find comfortable and supportive style options.
She didn’t like how low the top half came down because her chest wasn’t well-supportedYouTube/GlitterAndLazers
A PLUS-SIZE fashion fan has a problem with one-piece bathing suits.
Her height poses an annoying problem in the chest area when she wears this swimwear style.
Plus-size creator Anna posted a video to show her issue she has with one-piece swimsuits as a tall girlYouTube/GlitterAndLazers
In her video, Anna O’Brien (@GlitterAndLazers) showed viewers why the full-coverage suit bothers her.
“This is a master class in why I, as a tall girl, do not typically wear one-pieces,” she said.
The plus-size creator stood in front of the camera in a turquoise suit with a cutout in the middle.
“This should be here,” Anna proclaimed, pointing to the material below her boobs.
Her chest lacked support as the top of the suit sagged too much.
Anna wanted the cutout to be more in the middle of her chest, not at the top of her stomach.
If the straps were adjustable, the one-piece would’ve been a bit more supportive.
The lower half of the suit wasn’t a problem, but the top half ruined it.
Experienced viewers understood Anna’s ill feelings toward the less-than-comfortable swimwear.
One frustrated fan admitted: “Always feel like a one-piece should come in three lengths. Short, average, and tall.”
“I have the same issue. I’d love to find an affordable, long torso one-piece,” another follower agreed.
“Same here. I get a long torso or longer-length one-piece. I’m constantly pulling regular-size suits down,” an honest woman said.
A passionate viewer remarked: “Not just tall girls. I’m a short girl, but I have a long torso, so I think it’s more for those of us with long torsos, and us busty girls have similar issues too.”
One sweet YouTube user commented: “Still looking good, though.”
“I think it looks cute,” another kind fan said.
Anna is known to be brutally honest in her clothing reviews.
She focuses her content on helping other women of similar sizes to find comfortable and supportive style options.
She didn’t like how low the top half came down because her chest wasn’t well-supportedYouTube/GlitterAndLazersFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
