Two Swim Dresses, Two Different Fits
If you're shopping for a one piece swim dress from Miraclesuit, the Brynn Swim Dress and the Plus Size Parker Swim Dress are two strong contenders. Both offer built-in underwire bra support, removable soft cup padding, and allover slimming control. But they differ in neckline, bottom coverage options, and sizing availability. Here's how to decide which one fits your body and your day at the beach or pool.
Key Features Side by Side
- Brynn Swim Dress: V-Neckline, Drawstring Side Tie For Adjustable Bottom Coverage, available in standard sizes 8-16. The V-neck and adjustable side tie make the Brynn a versatile choice for those who want a flattering neckline and the ability to control leg coverage.
Brynn Swim Dress - Plus Size Parker Swim Dress: High Neckline, Optional Side Tie Feature (Untie For More Bottom Coverage), available in plus sizes 16W-24W. The high neck and optional side tie offer more coverage and support, especially for plus-size figures who prefer a modest neckline and adjustable bottom coverage.
Plus Size Parker Swim Dress
Neckline and Coverage
The Brynn features a V-neckline, which can be more flattering for those with a larger bust or who prefer a more open neckline. The Parker has a high neckline, offering more coverage and sun protection for the chest area.
- Brynn Swim Dress: V-neckline, adjustable straps, full straight back.
- Plus Size Parker Swim Dress: High neckline, adjustable straps, full straight back.
Bottom Coverage and Adjustability
Both dresses have a skirted leg cut and side ties, but the adjustability differs. The Brynn uses a drawstring side tie to cinch or loosen coverage. The Parker has an optional side tie that can be untied for more bottom coverage.
- Brynn Swim Dress: Drawstring side tie for adjustable coverage – tighten for a higher leg line, loosen for more coverage.
- Plus Size Parker Swim Dress: Optional side tie – untie the side to increase bottom coverage, tie it for a more fitted look.
Sizing and Fit Considerations
The Brynn is available in sizes 8-16, making it a good fit for standard sizing. The Parker is specifically designed for plus sizes, ranging from 16W to 24W. Both dresses offer allover slimming control, but the Parker's high neck and optional side tie may provide a more secure fit for fuller figures. The Brynn's V-neck and drawstring side tie offer a more adjustable fit for standard sizes.
Material and Construction
Both swim dresses use a nylon and LYCRA® Spandex blend for the body, providing stretch and recovery. The Parker uses a single fabric blend throughout, while the Brynn uses a different fabric for the dress portion.
- Brynn Swim Dress: Body: 69% Nylon, 31% LYCRA® Spandex; Dress: 95% Polyester, 5% LYCRA® Spandex.
- Plus Size Parker Swim Dress: 69% Nylon, 31% LYCRA® Spandex throughout.
What to Keep in Mind
The Parker includes metal embellishments, so Miraclesuit recommends limited sun exposure in this suit to prevent damage. The Brynn does not mention metal details, so it may be more durable for extended sun wear. Both dresses provide underwire bra support and removable padding, but neither is designed for high-impact swimming or exercise.
Which One Should You Choose?
Choose the Brynn Swim Dress if you prefer a V-neckline, want a drawstring to fine-tune bottom coverage, and wear standard sizes 8-16. Choose the Plus Size Parker Swim Dress if you need plus sizes 16W-24W, prefer a high neckline for more coverage, and want the option to untie the side for even more bottom coverage. Both offer the slimming control and support Miraclesuit is known for.
