FINDING a swimsuit that is both comfortable and flattering can be challenging.
One fashion fan modeled her latest swimwear finds from Victoria’s Secret for her followers.
In her video, Kylie Nelson (@kylie_nelson1) revealed that she weighs 175 pounds while standing at 5-foot-8.
For reference, the TikToker also added that she wears a cup size 36DD.
For her first try-on, she posed in a $50 blue underwire bikini top and the matching $33 V-line bottoms.
She also layered the look with the matching $35 mini sarong swim skirt.
“I would say we’re off to a good start, I freaking love this top, I like that the straps are just a little bit thicker,” Kylie said.
“OK, this might be my favorite swimsuit, I’m for sure getting more colors, 10s all across the board.”
For her next look, Kylie modeled a $50 red push-up underwire bikini top and the matching $33 high-waist bottoms.
“I love the color, it is so vibrant, this is another great option, it has adjustable straps, underwiring, it has a pad in there but it’s not like padding,” she told her viewers.
Kylie also shared her thoughts on a $65 black one-piece with a keyhole detail and twist front.
“I’m not mad about this, it’s got a little keyhole back, removable push-up pads,” she said.
“What I’m noticing with all the suits is the quality, the fabric is so good that it’s stretchy, and it still holds everything in, I think I’m going to keep her.”
For her final look, she showed her followers an $80 pink cutout swim dress.
“This is just perfect if you want a little bit more coverage but you still feel a little sassy,” Kylie said.
“This top has a tone of support and it’s got removable pads, I was not expecting to like this, I’m not going to lie but it’s so freaking cute.”
Kylie’s followers shared their thoughts on the haul in the comments section.
“They all look so good!! Victoria’s Secret swimwear has always been so good, in my opinion,” wrote one viewer.
“Thank you for this!! Swimsuits stress me out the most,” said another impressed TikTok user.
“OK, the pink swim dress is adorable,” commented a third person.
