Women's Bandeau Cut Out High Leg Cheeky One Piece Swimsuit - Shade & Shore™ Black

This bathing suit is cute and not too revealing, but has more of an edge than a traditional one or two piece. It stays put well and i ddint have an issue with itvriding up or down. Nice material that dries quickly but has good coverage.

I really like the look of this bathing suit. I would say that it runs on the small side. I wear a small, but got a medium because i am taller so I wanted it for the length, and I could hardly get it up my legs. So, i say size up a size or 2 in this!

I had some troubles getting it on, it's very form fitting. I am in my forties and around 170lbs, I have a 38 ddd. I do think this is more for someone in their 20's or 30's who does have a small chest and stomach. It truly is a beautiful suit but I am bottom heavy unfortunately didn't look that good on my body type. I did like that it had the removable pads and that it came with straps.

U love this swimsuit. Great got and very comfortable. Love the color and the cutouts. The shape is great and I can't wait until summer to get in the pool. Thanks hey bullseye for allowing me to get this

VERY cute but difficult for ME to actually get the suit on. It's tight fitting (but with a swim suit, that is EXACTLY what you want as most seem once wet tend to get larger...oops there goes my bottoms or top but doesn't happen with a one piece problem), and "form fitting". Once you DO get the bathing suit on, it is quite nice & supportive (for those who actually have "supportable parts" that is). This suit is forgiving and holds in the flab that would normally spill out. My main issue with this (aside from NOT really being able to get the suit on my body without help), is in the stock photo it seems to cover more of your torso than it realistically does (IF you have some skin there). Look to be bluntly honest, I have "stretch" marks from being so blessed with children (and well, I'm 58 years old/weigh a bumpy/flabby but solid 115lbs @ 5'4") and somehow this suit doesn't cover ANY or most of my imperfections up (how is that even possible, I have NO clue). All in all, this just isn't the "one piece" suit for me. I am large breasted (DDD-E), so my tata's sort get flattened out to nearly my torso) from the top and spill out of this suit even with the included "removable" pads & the included top straps (OMG...you can crisscross the straps or do whatever you need to do with them to provide extra holding BUT I still seem to runneth-over. Bottom line is YES, I would highly recommend this suit for most women under the age of 40, with either smaller breast implants (I'm sure there is nothing that would push them down) or not so "well endowed" (natural "perky" breasts UNDER a DDD I'd say) women and a decent tummy they do not mind semi-showing off (for the most part).