swimsuit.
Darn it, I wish I knew the manufacturer. I found a suit at Kohls about 3 years ago that was a one-piece that sucked my middle in. I just lifted my apron and kind of tucked it up - the suit did all the rest. This was pre-surgery, and dangit if I didn't look good! I'll see if I can find that suit tonight to get the brand name.
HW: 274 | SW: 232 | CW: 137 | Goal: 145 (ticker includes a 42 pound loss pre-op) | Height: 5'4"
M1: -24 (205) | M2: -14 (191) | M3: -11 (180) | M4: -7 (173) | M5: -7 (166) | M6: -8 (158) | M7: -11 (147) | M8: -2 (145) | M9: -3 (142) | M10: -2 (140) | M11: -4 (136) | M12: -2 (134) | M13: -0 (134) | M14: -3 (131) | M15: +4 (135) | M16: +2 (137)
Lands End has good slenderizing styles, they really hold you in. Some "slenderizing suits" I have had are too stretchy. Miracle Suit is another. They are expensive but Lands End has sales and the quality is great. I will be on my 4th summer with my current one and I use a swimsuit a whole bunch. One thing I also did was when I felt that I needed a little extra coverage on upper legs of my one piece I bought a cute pair of swim shorts and put them over the suit. Much more flattering.