Review on Mycoco Women'S Padded Ruffle Hem Shirred Tankini Swimsuit Top by Dana Black

I have had a love/hate relationship with swimsuits and after a year of sitting and studying, my thighs have added to the problem. So. How to be comfortable in a bathing suit and still look a little fashionable? This suit surpassed my expectations. Here's why.1. Thin but strong straps are more flattering than thick ones.2. The weight I carry is mostly bust and abdomen, sadly. So the gathering in the material in front is very forgiving and the bust support is surprisingly fine. You won't be running any races, but swimming and regular use is perfect.3. Recently my thighs have become a problem in just one year of serious sitting/studying without exercise. ( Unsolicited advice to readers: don't do this. Always continue walking 2 miles a day. )So this particular problem was solved with longer swim shorts. (I bought other shorts that were just a little longer.) So not as sexy, but sexy is confidence! And this combination of the top and longer shorts was so excellent that swimming in the ocean, walking along the beaches and wearing a cute cover when in the beach streets was stress free. Awesome.4. This top has a small ruffle on the bottom. IMPERATIVE! You want to avoid looking like a 1920"s man on the beach. it is not flattering unless there is a SMALL ruffle.5. Small patterns are much more flattering than big patterns when selecting a swimsuit if you have some weight issues. You do not want to be a giant flower floating around. Also, solids are good if the material is thick, but again, small patterns are best.Ok sisters. I hope this helps.