Review on 👙 Century Star Tankini Swimsuits for Women: Retro Two-Piece Modest Bathing Suits with Boyshorts by Brian Kingsford

I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, bust: 35", waist: 30", hips: 39". I wear a 32D bra and am usually a size 4. I originally ordered this swimsuit in a medium size and it was fine, but felt I should go down a size for better bust support. Didn't like the floor (which I expected after reading the reviews). I ordered a small one and was pleasantly surprised! The top fits perfectly and is easy to adjust once you get the hang of it. It's semi-soft but gives great shape and coverage. I never wear pads as I don't like the look or feel of a breast augmentation but this top is excellent and I would happily purchase these pads to add to other tops. They are round and not the typical triangular ones that get creased. I feel very comfortable in it and the fit is great if you're tummy shy. It glides over the body but doesn't focus on that area. The cut of the bodice is flattering and offers support, but it's not tight or binding so you don't have those awful creases down your back or under your dimples. 😀 As for the shorts. Okay, I hated the medium shorts. They looked too small and strange in the belt. When I received the little one, I expected to feel the same way, but I was actually surprised. They're almost the same size as the average ones, but I really liked them. They are medium to large in size (see picture) and not cameltoe. HOORAY! Fully lined and fully opaque. I will post a photo of the belt which I really don't like. It's not broadband. It's like 2 thin rubber bands on the sides of a strip of fabric. It creates a weird "spare tire" effect, but it's covered and camouflaged at the top, so I'll be wearing shorts for sure. All in all a great costume! Use a size chart, but focus more on the top than the bottom. Most likely you will love the top and live with the bottom.