DDD-Cup Sanibel One Piece

Blackberry is a beautiful color and the suit definitely makes me look thinner but the biggest selling point is the absolute comfort of this suit

Honestly, this is a perfect swimsuit for a large-hourglass figure--lots of support without being gougy, grippy, or bindy; great pepper-red color; just enough decolletage; good leg height. The neckline has a kind of fifties pin-up girl vibe that works really well for large bosoms, and even though I'm normally an F or an H cup, the DDD cup was big enough. I did go up a size just to be sure, but it worked well.

For the undecided: I waffled a long time over this one because, let us face it, even with discounts Miraclesuits are a big investment. What swayed me: this underwire swimsuit isn't that much worse-priced than the comparatively cheaper underwire swimsuits (while this one was close to $200 before the discount, even the more affordable ones run a minimum of $130, which isn't so far off). And it'd been nearly a decade since I'd bought one, which is a pretty good cost-per-wearing ratio (if you take care of them and aren't a daily swimmer, swimsuits LAST), and one great swimsuit is better than three meh swimsuits any day of the week. So I took the plunge and was glad I did: I kind of felt like Pamela Anderson running her board across the sand in slow motion back in Baywatch. This feeling, let me add, was entirely spurious, since the only way in which I resembled Pamela Anderson is around the chest and in the color of the swimsuit, but it still felt nice. A lot of people simply won't be able to afford this on any terms, but if you can, I think you may find it's worth it.

I have a large chest (36F) so most suits hurt my shoulders holding it up. This suit is very comfortable, supports my chest and pulls in my tummy but still let's me breath. I recommend this bathingsuit. I'm not a purple kind of person but the purple is really pretty and so is the green.