[Sassy_Chick]

Its been a while since I've purchased one but I found a great one at Value City, not sure if any in your area, but it had great upper support.

Good Luck!

*Flady*

[lilybelle]

I got a great bathing suit at Dillards at the middle of September last year. I bought it purposefully small so I could use it this summer. It was regularly priced at $100.00 and I paid $18 for it. I love to bargain shop and hope that I can hit those sale racks again this fall.

[happyveggie]

victoria's secret usually has good bra swimsuits.

[HandbagAficionado]

How about Fashion Bug? I don't know in terms of support how great it is, but they have lots of really cute stuff on the website.

I am thinking about ordering from Lands End. They have some suits that are supposed to be more supportive.

Kelly

[babsy]

Swimsuits?! Lucky girls! I don't believe in swimsuits right now - but am hoping that I eventually will "take the plunge". lol! I have large breasts also, but my big thing is my thighs. I like the idea of the lady who bought mens swim trunks to match with a tankini, maybe I'll try that. The suits with the skirts drive me nuts, and they are never long enough to hide my thighs anyway. I remember when I was about 13 (at that point I had a cute figure) a friend of my moms who was also very short, told me that I would one day have thighs like hers, and I should start watching it. I couldn't believe that she said that to me. But guess what? I have Margaret's thighs! I think she jinxed me!

[L144S]

Well, I am a mirical suit girl, love the suck and tuck I get. They are expencive but I spend a lot of time in then and if you take care of them they last a few year. I have some going on 4 years old.

Eddie bauer sells them, I llike the swim shorts too. I recomend sticking to your pants size as they have a ton of hold and too tight can be very uncomfortable. Cyber swim has mirical suits in plus sizes too, but generaly more expencive. http://www.swimslim.com/miracle/index.cfm
LLbeen and lands end have good suits and sears is selling the land end suits but have less of a selection.

My advice is to get a suit you fell good in and that holds everything in place so no chance of clothing malfunctions.