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In June 2025 I made the move. I added one digital marketing post per week. One post. Same cadence. Just a new direction layered in.

The engagement on those posts was lower. It was noticeable and honestly it was uncomfortable. But I had made a commitment to give it time and I kept going.

Here is what I want you to know about making a content shift.

There will be a dip. That is not a sign to stop. That is just the algorithm and your audience catching up to where you are going. You have to decide before you start how long you are going to commit to the change. Because if you abandon the plan after one week because the numbers scared you, you will never know what was on the other side.

What was on the other side for me was people using my content in their businesses. Followers coming in specifically because of the digital marketing posts. Real feedback from real people telling me it was helping them.

And the newsletters. Shifting my newsletters to match the digital focus has been the biggest benefit of the entire change. Getting that content straight into someone’s inbox is a different kind of connection than a post in a feed.

Create content that is consistent with what is actually happening in your life and your business. Your community will shift and grow with you.

But only if you give them something real to find.

Save this for the next time you are afraid to make a change.

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Dressing Tips, Fashion, Plus, Seasonal Guide, Shopping, Style, Summer, Swim · April 13, 2024

Plus Size Swim Guide – How to Find the Perfect Plus Size Swimsuits

As the warmth of summer approaches, anticipation for vibrant beach trips and lively pool parties heightens. For many, myself included, the quest for the perfect swimsuit can be a challenging journey, particularly for us plus-size girlies. In the past, options were limited and often failed to cater to diverse body types. However, in recent years, the landscape of swimwear fashion has evolved significantly, with numerous brands stepping up to deliver inclusive and stylish designs tailored specifically for plus-size ladies. This exciting shift has brought forth a wave of possibilities, empowering us to embrace our unique curves confidently and enjoy the summer season in style.

Tiffany in a burnt orange swimsuit

Check out this post on how to pose in a swimsuit and take part in all the fun this summer!

Tiffany in a black swimsuit from Purple Tiger Boutique

Finding the right Plus Size Swimsuits…

First, be sure to consult the size chart and grab your measuring tape. Following the measurement guidelines provided by the online shop is essential for finding the perfect fit. Without it, you might end up with a swimsuit that doesn’t quite hit the mark.

Secondly, take the time to read through the reviews. This step is crucial. Reviews often come from either thrilled or disappointed customers, and their insights can be invaluable in guiding your decision-making process.

Thirdly, familiarize yourself with the return policy. While you may be familiar with the retailer’s general return procedures, swimwear policies can sometimes differ. It’s essential to understand what’s required for returns to avoid being stuck with a suit that doesn’t work for you.

To make your shopping experience even smoother, I’ve rounded up my favorite plus-size swimsuit styles and brands, complete with reviews and personal notes. Plus, I’ve included a wish list to give you a glimpse of what’s catching my eye this season. Happy shopping!

{This post contains affiliate links. This means that I make a small amount of commission when you purchase from the links I provide. This is at no additional cost to you.}

Tiffany in a teal bikini

The Best Plus Size Swimsuits

I’ve organized this list into two sections for clarity. The first section comprises my vetted recommendations, featuring suits and brands that I’ve personally tested and worn. In contrast, the unvetted list includes swimsuits that I’ve researched online, read reviews about, but haven’t had the chance to try on myself.

Tiffany in a burnt orange swimsuit

Vetted

Modcloth

Having owned multiple ModCloth swimsuits, I can attest to their exceptional quality. These swimsuits are built to last, standing the test of time if given proper care. I’ve found that with regular maintenance, they retain their shape and color season after season, making them a worthwhile investment for anyone seeking both style and durability in their swimwear collection.

Target

When it comes to finding budget-friendly yet quality swimsuits, Target is my go-to destination. I’ve consistently found their suits to offer both affordability and a great fit. Plus, if support is a concern, opting for a swimsuit with underwire can make all the difference.

Old Navy

Old Navy offers an array of adorable swimsuits in various colors. What sets them apart is their focus on athletic fit designs, catering to those seeking both style and functionality. Additionally, their swimsuits are available in a wide range of basic colors, making it easy to find something versatile and suitable for any beach or pool occasion.

LAne Bryant

Lane Bryant offers an excellent selection of full-coverage swimsuits. If you’re on the lookout for a reliable basic option that provides ample coverage, Lane Bryant is your go-to destination.

Unvetted

SKIMS

I made sure to include some sexy swimwear options in this list, and Skims fits the bill perfectly. Known for their high-quality underwear and bras, I’m confident that their swimwear maintains the same level of excellence. While I haven’t personally tried it yet, I’ve heard rave reviews about the line, which speaks volumes about its reputation for style and quality.

Eloquii

Eloquii has been pioneering stylish and fun plus-size fashion for years, long before many brands caught on to the fact that curvy individuals also want to flaunt their skin confidently. It’s surprising that I haven’t yet added one of their swimsuits to my collection. Eloquii strikes a perfect balance between trendy and playful designs while offering versatile full-coverage options—a testament to their commitment to inclusive and fashionable swimwear.

Nordstorm

Nordstrom has significantly expanded its plus-size collection in recent years, demonstrating a commitment to inclusivity. Among their brands, my personal favorite is BP. Their collection offers fantastic options, and what’s even better is their generous return policy, ensuring a hassle-free shopping experience.

Ulla Popken

Ulla Popken is a recent discovery for me, and I’m impressed by their range of quality basics, including high-waisted bikinis and full-coverage suits. Their emphasis on versatile styles makes them an exciting addition to my summer wardrobe, and I can’t wait to try out their offerings this season.

Summersalt

Summersalt is a brand that has caught my attention frequently online, although I haven’t had the chance to try them out yet. Their signature color-blocking and one-shoulder suits make them easily recognizable in the digital sphere. Reviews about their classic designs have been consistently glowing, adding to my intrigue and anticipation to experience their swimsuits firsthand.

City Chic

City Chic is akin to other department stores but exclusively caters to plus-size clothing. If you haven’t explored their offerings yet, I highly recommend it. They boast a wide array of stylish shorts, swimsuits, and dresses, making them a must-visit destination for curvy fashionistas.

Show Me Your Mumu

Show Me Your Mumu is a higher-end brand, with their swimwear starting at $100 for separates. Renowned for their superior quality clothing, I anticipate their swimwear to reflect the same level of craftsmanship. Although they are just beginning to incorporate plus sizes into their line, it’s worth exploring their offerings.

Plus size suits have come a long way in the last few years. It makes me happy to see that we have moved past plus size women only being able to get black swimwear. Looking forward to trying and reviewing more suits for you this summer.

XO,

Tiffany

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Sunset colors loading for the one and only @thekat Sunset colors loading for the one and only @thekatparker 49th birthday. #bendandsnap
You can’t be messy and not end up in the mess. #ap You can’t be messy and not end up in the mess. #aproverb
Things I want to wear this fall. In no particular Things I want to wear this fall. In no particular order.
In early 2024 I rebranded from We Five Kings to Ti In early 2024 I rebranded from We Five Kings to Tiffany King Creative.

I knew I wanted to shift toward fashion and personal branding but I was not sure how to make that change without losing what I had already built. So I kept creating and sat with it for a while.

In June 2025 I made the move. I added one digital marketing post per week. One post. Same cadence. Just a new direction layered in.

The engagement on those posts was lower. It was noticeable and honestly it was uncomfortable. But I had made a commitment to give it time and I kept going.

Here is what I want you to know about making a content shift.

There will be a dip. That is not a sign to stop. That is just the algorithm and your audience catching up to where you are going. You have to decide before you start how long you are going to commit to the change. Because if you abandon the plan after one week because the numbers scared you, you will never know what was on the other side.

What was on the other side for me was people using my content in their businesses. Followers coming in specifically because of the digital marketing posts. Real feedback from real people telling me it was helping them.

And the newsletters. Shifting my newsletters to match the digital focus has been the biggest benefit of the entire change. Getting that content straight into someone’s inbox is a different kind of connection than a post in a feed.

Create content that is consistent with what is actually happening in your life and your business. Your community will shift and grow with you.

But only if you give them something real to find.

Save this for the next time you are afraid to make a change.

Follow for more digital strategy tips every Tuesday.
That is what I am here for.
@synskinaesthetics keeps me looking like I don’t n @synskinaesthetics keeps me looking like I don’t need Botox.
G’s move in silence like lasagne. G’s move in silence like lasagne.
Content fatigue? No worries. I have ideas 💡 Content fatigue?  No worries. I have ideas 💡
We made it thru the summer. Now let’s get lunch. We made it thru the summer. Now let’s get lunch.
Summer boys are my favorite but god am I glad they Summer boys are my favorite but god am I glad they are going back to school. There have consistently been between 5 and 7 kids here all summer (I only have three for reference). My bank account can no longer afford the grocery bill. Back to school you all go.
Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday collaboration (PS I am so excited to show y’all!)

It is August and that is not early. That is right on time.

Most people start thinking about holiday content in October. By then you have already missed brand collab deadlines, photographer availability, and Pinterest’s content window. The creators and small businesses that win the holiday season start planning now.

Here is what your August should look like:

-Pitch brands you want to work with — they are finalizing budgets right now
-Book your holiday shoot — photographers fill up fast in the fall
-Get your Halloween content on Pinterest — it needs 60 days to develop, that window is now
-Start mapping your anchor dates and working backwards

The collab I met about yesterday has a hard deadline of October 7th. That is 2.5 months before Christmas. Paid collabs have a process: outreach, contracts, approvals, posting. There is no rushing that timeline.

And here is something most people do not think about. Online buying starts plateauing around December 15th. If you are an affiliate seller or an online business your sales need to happen before that date. Local businesses have a little more runway but do not rely on it.

Christmas content needs to be on Pinterest no later than October.

Your holiday shoot needs to happen in September.
Your brand pitches need to go out now.

The holiday season is closer than you think.

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