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Love the swimsuit normally would wear a medium but I bought a large and it's perfect

My absolute favorite suit. I ordered 2 more just the same so I can have this one to wear for years to come.

Very nice bikini. Exactly as shown on the photo. Has to returnit as it did not look on me.

I love this bathing suit! It fits really well and covers up what I want covered. The colors are bold and beautiful!

Love the way this swimsuit fits. Got many compliments when I have worn it.




















































































































Modest means different things to different people, and within bikinis it helps to think in two broad levels. Both keep the separate top and bottom of a two-piece while adding fabric in the places that matter most to the wearer.
A semi modest bikini keeps a familiar shape with a little more coverage. It might pair a mid waisted bottom with full seat coverage and a top with wider straps and a moderate neckline. At a glance it looks like a classic bikini, simply with fewer high cuts and plunging lines.
A fully modest bikini goes further at both ends. The top rises to a high or square neckline, or extends down the ribs as a longline or crop style, and the bottom reaches the navel or becomes a swim short or skirt. The midriff gap shrinks to a narrow strip, or closes when you stand.
Most people land somewhere between the two, choosing more coverage at one end than the other. Deciding which level suits each half makes browsing much quicker; full coverage bikinis gather the fullest sets.
The top usually decides how modest a bikini feels, since necklines and straps are what people notice first. Three shapes cover most modest bikini tops, and each adds coverage in a different place.
A high neck top brings the fabric up toward the collarbone and keeps the chest covered when leaning forward; high neck bikini tops show the shape. A square neck gives similar coverage with a more open, vintage line at the shoulders.
A wide-strap scoop top covers well with a softer, rounded neckline, and the broader straps sit comfortably and stay in place; scoop bikini tops compare the depths. For a large bust, a scoop or square neck with a supportive band gives coverage and hold together.
A longline or crop top extends below the bust band and covers part of the ribs. It pairs naturally with a high waisted bottom and brings the two halves close together, which is the quickest route to a fully modest look.
A modest bikini with shorts covers the seat and the top of the thigh, and it feels secure through active days. For modest wear, the length of the short matters most: styles reaching a few inches down the thigh give the most coverage while still moving freely in the water.
A lined short, with a brief sewn inside, keeps things comfortable and removes the need for a separate bottom underneath. A wide, flat waistband sits well beneath a longer top, and bikini shorts show the lengths available.
A skirted bottom gives a softer, more feminine version of the same coverage. A skirt that ends at the upper thigh covers the hips and seat while staying light enough to swim in, especially with a brief attached underneath; bikini skirts collect those styles.
Some people prefer a swim dress top over a bottom, which looks close to a sundress. Whichever shape you choose, check the photographs for how the hem sits while walking, since movement is where coverage is truly tested.
A beach day with children means bending, lifting, kneeling in the sand and wading into the shallows, and a modest bikini for moms needs to stay put through all of it. A few details separate a suit that needs constant adjusting from one that can be forgotten.
Straps should stay on the shoulders when you reach down to pick someone up. Crossed backs and wider straps set closer to the neck are least likely to slide, while thin straps at the edge of the shoulder tend to drift outward.
The neckline should hold its place when you lean forward, and a higher front, a snug band and cups that sit close to the body keep coverage steady. On the bottom, a wide waistband that lies flat stays up when you crouch, and full seat coverage stays in place when you kneel.
Quick changes help too. A two-piece is easier to manage in a busy changing room than a one piece, and a matching layer turns the set into an outfit for lunch; bikini cover ups add that layer, and high waisted bikini sets show sets built for full days.

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