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I purchased these shorts and they fit so well. Flattering. I wear them with several swimsuits i purchased on Modlily before.

Scoop Neck Floral Print Black Tankini Set

Love this swimsuit, very comfortable and very stretchy

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Black swimwear outsells every other color, and the reason has less to do with looks than with what it saves you. It removes decisions.
A black suit works with every cover-up you own rather than one. It hides sunscreen streaks and the marks sand leaves. It photographs consistently in any light, where bright colors shift depending on the sun. And it stays wearable for years after a seasonal print has dated itself — which makes it the cheapest suit per wear in most people's drawers regardless of what it cost.
If you are only buying one suit, this is the color that asks least of the rest of your wardrobe.
Partly — the honest version is narrower than the reputation.
Black flattens contrast: shadow and highlight are both absorbed, so seams and gathering stop registering. Fewer visible lines across the body reads as a smoother shape.
What it will not do is change your outline, which is set by the cut and by where the edges fall. A badly cut black suit looks exactly as badly cut as it is. And in direct sun a shiny black finish shows contour more than a matte pale color would.
Here is the part worth knowing before you order: black is the strictest test of how well a suit is made, and it is the most honest comparison between two brands.
A busy print hides everything — puckered edges, uneven seams, a lining that stops at the bust, hardware that does not match. Black hides none of it. Every seam line is visible, every edge either lies flat or curls, and any difference in sheen between a lined and unlined panel shows immediately.
Three things to look for in the description: a bound edge rather than raw elastic, a fully lined body rather than lined cups only, and matte rather than shiny fabric if you want the color to read as deep. Shiny black reflects light and shows contour more than matte does, which is the opposite of what most people expect from the color.
The two work together better than in any other color, and it is not only about the shade being dark.
A ruched front creates shadow, and shadow reads as texture rather than contour. In black, those shadows are subtler and the effect is smoother — the same ruching in a pale color shows the gathering more obviously. Our tummy control range includes black across most cuts for exactly this reason.
For a defined shape rather than a smoothed one, underwire in black reads tailored in a way it does not in a bright color. And if you want to break up a solid field of black without adding print, look for a suit with panel seaming or a contrast trim — construction lines do the work a pattern would. Compare cuts across the full one piece range or the tankini range, since the fit is identical whatever color you end up choosing.
Black fades in a specific way — it goes gray or slightly green rather than lightening evenly, and once it has, nothing brings it back.
The causes are chlorine and sun, in that order. Get the suit under cool fresh water as soon as you are out, before either has time to set into the fabric. Dry flat and out of direct sunlight; a black suit on a sunny railing loses more color in an afternoon than a season of swimming. Avoid hot water entirely, which relaxes elastane permanently as well as accelerating fade. Done consistently, a black suit holds its depth for several seasons.

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