One detail on this flattering swimsuit has 13,000+ Amazon shoppers hooked — and it's on sale for $29

Izabella Zaydenberg
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Shoppers are obsessed with this slimming one-piece. (Photo: Amazon)

Spring is officially here, and that means we're closer to sweet, sweet summer. It's not too early to plan for days by the pool or imagine your drink order for the resort trip you've been postponing for (literally) years. The best way to count down the days until then is to get your gear in order, and that starts, as always, with the hunt for a flattering swimsuit. Folks, we're about to make that very easy.

There's one suit Amazon shoppers are absolutely gushing over, and it's suddenly on sale: The Hilor Crossover Swimsuit.

What makes it special? It's one of those brilliantly designed items that uses optical trickery to make every body look its best. With strategically placed sheer mesh stripes and design that shows off shoulders and collarbones, it deserves a place in the lightly populated pantheon of flattering-for-everyone swimwear. Also deserving of praise? The current price. It’s on sale for just $29 (a few styles and sizes are marked even lower).

Of course, if you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$29 $45 at Amazon

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It's available in 44 gorgeous shades! (Photo: Amazon)

Flattering and flirty

In photos, the Hilor Crossover Swimsuit looks like it has space between the straps, but these areas are actually filled with supportive mesh panels. No skin is revealed.

The mesh detailing at the waist breaks up that sea of fabric you see on most one-piece swimsuits and suggests an hourglass shape even if you don't have one. It’s the same design science that makes a color-block suit so flattering. Optical trickery, like we said — and it works.

“After four kids and four C-sections, finding a swimsuit I feel comfortable in is a nightmare!” one now-happy mom reported. “I am not quite plus-sized, but in the middle of regular and plus size, with extra mom pooch in the middle. This suit makes me feel AMAZING. I have not felt excited to put a swimsuit on since high school, and this suit makes me pumped! It fits perfect and is SO comfortable.”

Supportive and comfortable

“This is seriously the best bathing suit that I have ever worn!” another shopper shared. “It provides amazing support (which is so hard to find). You won’t be disappointed!”

With full lining, a tummy-control panel and removable bra pads, the Hilor suit makes you feel confident and comfortable. Reviewers say the criss-cross design is great for a large bust, but that this suit truly accommodates any type of figure.

At the risk of overloading your eyes with exclamation points, we want to share this concise but clear opinion: “ORDER THIS SWIMSUIT!!!!!!!!!! I looooove!!!!!!!!!” one shopper exclaimed. “I feel amazing in it!!! The straps are super stretchy/comfy and everything about it is flattering!!!!”

Heads up: The word on this suit — even from the manufacturer — is that it runs small. So order at least one size up.

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Shoppers say you can move in this suit, and it stays put. (Photo: Amazon)

Made for the real world

This is not just a swimsuit that looks good in front of the mirror at home. It’s designed for movement. Said one mom: “Love the support and well-made structure of this suit. It’s double-lined and very comfortable. I wanted something cute for the beach that I could chase my kids around in. It doesn’t move out of place when moving around and has nice support in the chest. It hugs my waist without any bulging or feeling squished in anywhere.”

We’re in love with basic black and the other solid-color options, but it comes in a total of 45 styles. You might just need a couple. No matter which options you choose, you can count on this one-piece becoming your go-to for beach, pool and vacation. Swimsuit hunt—completed!

$29 $45 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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