I’m plus-size with 34J boobs and did a bikini haul from Kim Kardashian’s Skims – the tops were very NSFW

KIM Kardashian’s Skims brand is known for offering a wide range of sizes for clothing and swimwear – in fact, one of the company’s lines is called “Fits Every Body.”

One plus-size influencer ordered bikinis, one-pieces, and sarongs from Skims, but she had to censor the NSFW haul in her review.

Influencer Taylor Loren shared her review of the Skims swimwear collectionTikTok/taylor_loren_

Loren already loved Kim Kardashian’s brand and owned Skims bras in size 4XTikTok/taylor_loren_

Taylor Loren is a YouTube star and influencer with 30.8k followers, and on her TikTok channel, she provides honest reviews of popular fashion brands.

Since she’s curvy with a 34J cup size, Loren offers a unique perspective for her viewers on topics like Skims ultra-popular swim collection.

Loren was eager to unbox her swim haul, but she confessed her skepticism as she showed off her purchases.

“The question is, will it fit my giant t**s?” Loren asked.

Since Loren already owned the Skims bras in a 4X, that’s the size she selected when ordering the Swim Triangle Top, $38.

During her “big reveal” moment, Loren had to censor herself with the fold-out Skims catalog included with her order.

“I cannot show it to you, but you can see that it does not fit at all,” Loren said. “It basically just covers my nipples.”

Though the triangle top left her with low expectations, Loren powered through to try out another bikini.

She paired the Swim Tank Bikini Top, $48, with the Mid-Waist Bottoms, $38.

“This is fine,” Loren said, modeling the swimsuit. She tried the 4X, but found it to be too big, but the 3X fit her well.

“The bottoms look cute from the back,” she said, turning to show them off, but the top wasn’t as comfortable.

“It’s really low-support and the straps are not adjustable,” she noted, which made her chest feel insecure. “This is a pass for me.”

Loren had to censor her chest using the Skims brochure because of the NSWF topTikTok/taylor_loren_

Adding the Swim Sarong Skirt, $78, didn’t do much to improve her opinion.

“I really wanted to like this, but I just can’t make it work,” she said, pulling the skirt away from her body. “This fabric is clinging to things I don’t want it to cling to.”

Her luck finally turned around with the Zip Front Sleeveless One Piece, $92.

Loren loved how the mid-waist swim bottoms looked from the backTikTok/taylor_loren_

The sarong skirt was a hard pass, Loren said – she didn’t care for the clingy fabricTikTok/taylor_loren_

The moment she saw the 3X swimsuit on her body, Loren gave a one-word review: “Yes.”

“This cut is very flattering,” she said, turning to show her snatched silhouette. “It cinches your waist.”

“One thing you need to know is it’s very low support,” she warned followers.

“The zipper is the only thing holding you up,” Loren continued, “so you need to make sure you’re buying the size that’s going to be tight enough.”

Loren liked the adjustable zipper, but said the one-piece didn’t offer much supportTikTok/taylor_loren_

Of course, the Skims one-piece can be revealing, but the zipper makes it customizable.

“If you’re around your family, you can zip it up if you need a more modest option,” she added.

Despite how much she loved the look of the swimsuit, Loren wasn’t sure if it would become a swimwear staple in her wardrobe.

“Honestly, I can’t decide if I want to keep it or not,” she confessed.

Since she’s just over six foot tall, Loren said, the one-piece tends to ride up on her sides.

“It looks cute,” Loren said wistfully, “But is it practical?”