I have big boobs – buying a simple bikini can be a hassle when you have ‘large chest problems’
A big busted lady shared her journey to find a bikini that fits her audience on TikTok.
In one of her recent clips, Jen Warnes tried on some of the brand’s new swimwear recommended by viewers.
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“In my comments, someone said that LSPACE is a good bikini brand for large busts, so try it on and see if that’s true,” she said in one post. clip from her three-part series.
Warnes tried a few swimsuits from LSPACE but failed.
“This one got me riding a lot,” TikToker said of the straps on the first yellow shirt she tried on.
“If I tie it in the back it’s better, but not so great.”
The second suit she tried on, a simpler black design, was a step in the right direction.
“This one definitely looks a lot better,” she said.
“Because it’s big, it’s still a bit big in the back. The rope underneath isn’t perfect, like it’s not super secure, but it sure looks nice.”
But the third swimsuit Warner tried on showed a lot of promise.
“This one I was hoping for the most,” said TikToker.
“Looks like it will be good because it has an adjustable back lanyard, the cup looks big enough.”
This pink number comes in DD size instead of standard small, medium and large like other models.
“It’s supportive. I feel restrained,” said Warnes.
“It fits my bracelet size, but it also fits my cup size so I don’t have to choose one or the other. The strap doesn’t press against my chest, but it feels fine to me.”
She goes on to explain why women with large breasts have a hard time finding the right bra.
“The DD size doesn’t really make sense, because the 32DD will have a completely different cup size than the 38DD,” she says.
This is a particularly common problem for women with large breasts but thin.
“This is why we need to create more styles that fit smaller waists with larger cup sizes,” says Warnes.
She received a few compliments in the comments section.
“The girl they sat was beautiful, omg you’re so lucky,” said one viewer.
“Am I watching this even though I’m an AA trophy? Yes,” said another.
