
11 Bomb Swimsuits That Are Perfect For Girls With Big Breasts

Women who have big boobs like to go swimming too! And sometimes it can be so hard to find a bathing suit that doesn't just fit but is actually flattering. No offense, we're just not trying to look like somebody's granny.
We know we have a lot to work with, but that doesn't mean that we can't have cute things to rock on the beach or sitting pretty poolside.
Lucky for us, companies and fashion brands have finally caught up and blessed us with swimsuits that are everything most of us big-breasted women could want. Thank God because swimsuit season is almost here. Take a look at some of our favorite picks below:
Madame High Waist Underwire Bikini x Swimsuits For All
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Not only are the patterns super cute, but the discrete underwire provides even more support during your fun in the sun.
Paradise Palm Flounce Bikini x Elomi
Elomi
Can you see your frolicking on the beach in this one? It's everything!
The Amalfi Ribbed x Andie Swim
Andie Swim
The spandex and nylon combo will keep you comfortable and make sure your boobs stay intact. Just get it a size up!
Honey Graphic One-Piece x Forever 21
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Forever 21 continues to nail it with its plus-size line, and this adorable Honey swimsuit is no different.
Curve, High Leg, High waist Bikini x ASOS
ASOS
This classic black and white piece goes beyond the traditional two-piece with a crop-top inspired top. And it's perfect for women with fuller breasts!
Beachfront V-Neck one Piece Swimsuit x Swimsuits For All
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Who said women with big boobs can't rock patterns? This purple floral suit with a yellow background is giving all the feels.
Bow-Tie One Shoulder One Piece x Target
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An all-black swimsuit will never steer you wrong. And the bow-tie shoulder strap adds an extra dose of sexy.
Wolf & Whistle Contrast Swimsuit x ASOS
ASOS
You don't have to worry about your breasts falling out of this plunging neckline swimsuit.
Miraclesuit x Macy’s
Macy's
This is proof you don't have to sacrifice a cute swimsuit for your boobs to stay in place!
Secret-Slim Graphic Swimsuit x Old Navy
oldnavy.gap.com
Bring good times to the beach in this super cute "Make It Fun" one-piece.
The Voyager x Summer Salt
Summer Salt
Turn heads for the right reasons with this adorable leopard-print suit.
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Adrian Marcel On Purpose, Sacrifice, And The 'Signs Of Life'
In this week's episode of xoMAN, host Kiara Walker talked with R&B artist Adrian Marcel, who opened up, full of heart and authenticity, about his personal evolution. He discussed his days transitioning from a young Bay Area singer on the come-up to becoming a grounded husband and father of four.
With honesty and introspection, Marcel reflected on how life, love, and loss have shaped the man he is today.
On ‘Life’s Subtle Signals’
Much of the conversation centered around purpose, sacrifice, and listening to life’s subtle signals. “I think that you really have to pay attention to the signs of life,” Marcel said. “Because as much as we need to make money, we are not necessarily on this Earth for that sole purpose, you know what I mean?” While he acknowledged his ambitions, adding, “that is not me saying at all I’m not trying to ball out,” he emphasized that fulfillment goes deeper.
“We are here to be happy. We are here [to] fulfill a purpose that we are put on here for.”
On Passion vs. Survival
Adrian spoke candidly about the tension between passion and survival, describing how hardship can sometimes point us away from misaligned paths. “If you find it’s constantly hurting you… that’s telling you something. That’s telling you that you’re going outside of your purpose.”
Marcel’s path hasn’t been without detours. A promising athlete in his youth, he recalled, “Early on in my career, I was still doing sports… I was good… I had a scholarship.” An injury changed everything. “My femur broke. Hence why I always say, you know, I’m gonna keep you hip like a femur.” After the injury, he pivoted to explore other careers, including teaching and corporate jobs.
“It just did not get me—even with any success that happened in anything—those times, back then, I was so unhappy. And you know, to a different degree. Like not just like, ‘I really want to be a singer so that’s why I’m unhappy.’ Nah, it was like, it was not fulfilling me in any form or fashion.”
On Connection Between Pursuing Music & Fatherhood
He recalled performing old-school songs at age 12 to impress girls, then his father challenged him: “You can lie to these girls all you want, but you're really just lying to yourself. You ain't growing.” That push led him to the piano—and eventually, to his truth. “Music is my love,” Marcel affirmed. “I wouldn’t be a happy husband if I was here trying to do anything else just to appease her [his wife].”
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Roscoe Dash joined xoMan host Kiara Walker to share the journey of his personal and spiritual evolution—from the party anthems that made him famous to a deeper life rooted in faith, family, and purpose. This episode offers an honest look at how the artist has grown beyond early fame, addressing fatherhood, masculinity, creativity, and healing.
Dash opened up about the internal transformation that has guided him away from chasing the spotlight and toward seeking peace. “Faith and fear can’t occupy the same space,” he said, underscoring his shift toward a more spiritually grounded life. Throughout the interview, he emphasized the importance of self-reflection:
“The most important conversations to me, honestly, outside of the ones you have with God, is the ones you have with yourself in the mirror.”
Dash is focused on the man he’s become. “I’m not the accolades I’ve achieved—I’m the person who achieved them,” he added, pointing to a broader understanding of identity and worth. A large part of that growth has come through fatherhood, especially raising daughters, which he said has deepened his understanding of love. “Love is unconditional and love loves to love no matter what,” he shared.
He also spoke candidly about the pressures of fame and its impact on creativity. “Chasing fame can kill your creativity as a musician,” he warns. Instead, his advice to other artists is simple but clear: “Keep your focus on your art form, whatever that may be, and stay passionate.”
The conversation also touches on gender dynamics and emotional safety in relationships. “Safe men make soft women. If she feels safe, she’ll melt like butter,” he said, challenging traditional notions of masculinity. Roscoe also offers wisdom on discernment and spiritual testing: “Sometimes the devil will give you what looks better than your blessing.”
Ultimately, Dash has learned to embrace peace over chaos. “All I can do is control what I can control. And that's how I respond to things and what I'm giving out,” he said. It’s a thoughtful, soulful side of Roscoe Dash that many may not expect—but one that leaves a lasting impression.
Want more real talk from xoMAN? Catch the full audio episodes every Tuesday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and don’t miss the full video drops every Wednesday on YouTube. Hit follow, subscribe, and stay tapped in.
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