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Tried it on briefly as its for my trip away...soooo snug & comfy..fits like a glove. Material feels lovely. & front section flattens my podgy belly 😆

I LOVE this swimsuit! I purchased this suit after purchasing another suit! We have a beach trip coming up and the last suit was so great, I decided to purchase a second one! As I stated on my other review, I opted to go larger than I would for close and I'm happy that I did for my body style! It's perfect for me!!!

I bought several of these in different colors...love all of them.

Very nice and true to pictures.

This swimsuit knocks it out of the park. If you are busty, this holds everything in place. The skirt hides stomach issues and is very flattering. A suit I don't mind being seen in. It is the perfect bathing suit!





















































Patchwork Ombre Pink Double Straps Tankini Set

















Lace Up Floral Print Pink Tankini Set










Drawstring Floral Print Pink Tankini Set


















Floral Print Wide Strap Pink Tankini Set


Grouping pink swimwear under one color name hides how differently they behave.
Soft blush and dusty rose sit close to neutral. They recede rather than announce themselves, pair with almost any cover-up, and read as understated. The caution is that very pale pink against pale skin can wash out, and it needs the same lining care as white.
Coral and warm pink are the most universally flattering of the three, because the orange base warms the skin next to it. This is why coral appears on every resort rail regardless of season.
Fuchsia and hot pink are the whole outfit. Everything else works around them, which is freeing once accepted — plain accessories, no competing print, done. They also photograph vividly in sunlight.
Undertone matters considerably more than depth of color here, and it is a simple test.
If the veins on your inner wrist look blue or purple, you likely have cool undertones — blue-based pinks (fuchsia, raspberry, cool blush) will sit well. If they look green, warm undertones — coral, salmon and peachy pinks are the better match. If you cannot tell, you are probably neutral and both work.
This matters more with pink than with most colors because pink sits right at the boundary between warm and cool, so the wrong version can look jarring where the right one looks effortless. It is also why one pink suit can suit you and another appear to drain the color from your face.
A practical point that applies to every light color: paler shades show contour more than dark ones, because light reflects rather than being absorbed.
That makes construction matter more, not less. Pink is one of the colors a ruched front flatters most, since the gathering creates its own soft shadow and breaks up the surface — see our tummy control range, which includes pink across several cuts. A fully lined body is worth confirming in the description too, since pale pink can go translucent when wet in the same way white does.
If definition rather than smoothing is what you are after, underwire reads cleanly in pink, and a deeper shade delivers the color with more forgiveness than a pastel does.
One more consideration specific to pink: dye lots vary noticeably between production batches, more than they do for neutrals. If you are buying a top and bottom separately and want them to match exactly, order them at the same time rather than months apart.
The most common reason people rule this color out, and it is worth separating what is actually causing the effect.
Pink is not age-coded on its own. What reads young is a combination — high saturation, a small-scale ruffle or bow, and a cut with a lot of visible detail. Put any two of those together and the suit reads girlish regardless of who is wearing it. Take them apart and the same color family does the opposite: a dusty rose one piece with a clean neckline and no trim reads as quietly as a navy would.
So the decision is not pink or no pink. It is which of the three variables you are willing to keep. Most people who think the color is not for them have only ever tried the version with all three at once.
Two rules cover almost every combination, and they follow from how much attention the shade is already asking for.
For separates, a pink top over a black bottom is the most reliable combination there is — the black grounds the brightness and the pink lifts the black. Two tops and one black bottom gives you more outfits than two matched sets, which is worth knowing if you are buying for a trip. A white or cream cover-up over pink reads fresh; a printed one competes.
Browse the full one piece and tankini ranges to compare cuts, since construction is identical whatever color you settle on.

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