Lace-Up One-Piece Swimsuit: Corset Front, Four Colorways
Some swimsuits try to do too much. This one does exactly two things — a deep plunge and a corset-style lace-up front — and does both well. The Sexy One-Piece Black Eyed Swimwear for Women ($39) takes a classic one-piece silhouette, adds a row of metal eyelets down the torso, and hands fit control to you with a drawstring you can tighten or loosen. It comes in four colorways and sizes S through XL, and it reads far more expensive than its price tag suggests. Here is what to know before you order.
A Corset Waistline That Actually Adjusts
The centerpiece is the front lace-up panel. Silver-tone metal eyelets run down the center of the torso, threaded with cord in the same fabric as the suit, and the lacing finishes in a small bow at the waist. Because this is a real drawstring rather than decorative stitching, you can cinch it for a more sculpted shape or loosen it after a long day in the sun. The name of the product refers to these eyelets, and they are what set it apart from an ordinary plunge suit.
Around that detail, the rest of the design stays deliberately simple:
- Plunge V neckline framed by thin spaghetti straps
- Corset front with metal eyelets and a self-tie bow
- High-cut leg line that visually lengthens the frame
- Strappy cutout details at the hips for a modern finish
Four Colorways, One Flattering Cut
The cut is identical across the range; only the fabric changes. Solid black is the classic and the version the product is named for — slimming, timeless, and easy to pair with any cover-up. Solid red is the statement pick, with the pale cord standing out against the saturated fabric. Plain white keeps things minimal and lets the corset lacing do the talking. The fourth option inverts the formula: a white base scattered with red and orange florals, which softens the corset detail into something more romantic.
One honest note: monitors render colors differently, and the listing itself points out that the actual shade may vary slightly from the photos. If an exact tone matters to you, treat the images as a close guide rather than a guarantee.
Sizing: Measure First, Then Order Up
This garment runs on Asian sizing, which the listing notes is typically one to two sizes smaller than European and American sizing. The brand recommends choosing the larger size if you sit between two, and allows for 2–3 cm of variation from manual measurement. Measure your bust, waist, and hips before ordering and compare them against the chart below (all figures in cm).
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 87–90 | 66–68 | 92–95 |
| M | 92–95 | 70–72 | 97–100 |
| L | 97–100 | 74–76 | 102–105 |
| XL | 102–105 | 80–82 | 107–110 |
The plunge neckline and adjustable lacing give this suit some built-in flexibility at the bust, but the hip and waist measurements matter most for comfort. If you are unsure which size to pick, the listing suggests contacting customer service before buying rather than guessing.
Keeping It Looking New
The suit is made of polyester, a fabric chosen for swimwear because it holds its shape and color well. A few habits will keep it that way through a full season:
- Rinse the suit in cool, fresh water after every swim, whether you have been in a chlorinated pool or salt water.
- Hand wash with a mild detergent instead of machine washing, and never wring it out.
- Lay it flat or hang it to air dry in the shade; direct sunlight and tumble dryers both speed up fading and fabric wear.
- Keep it away from rough poolside surfaces, which can snag the thin straps and side ties.
Quick tip: swap suits between swim days if you can. Fabric that gets 24 hours to fully dry between wears keeps its elasticity and color noticeably longer than one worn back to back.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the lace-up front secure enough for actual swimming?
The cord threads through metal eyelets, so once you tie a firm bow it stays where you put it. For lap swimming or diving, cinch the lacing a little tighter and tuck the bow flat before you get in, then loosen it again when you are back on your towel.
How do I keep the fabric from fading?
Rinse out chlorine and salt after each wear, wash cold with a gentle detergent, and dry it away from direct sun. Chlorine is the main culprit, so a quick fresh-water rinse makes the biggest difference.
What size should I order if I am between sizes?
Go with the larger one. The listing states that Asian sizes run one to two sizes smaller than Western sizes, and the corset front lets you fine-tune the fit with the lacing anyway.
Ready to Lace Up?
With a corset front you can actually adjust, a leg-lengthening high cut, and four colorways from go-with-everything black to a floral print, this is a one-piece that earns its place in the suitcase. At $39 with sizes S through XL, it is an easy way to upgrade your swim drawer this season. Grab your color and size here before your favorite shade sells out.
