Tips to Choose your Swimwear as per your Body shape

Choosing a swimsuit is not an easy task. The basic hurdle is when you do not want to show off certain parts of your body. Most women have something to hide from the world like a big butt, a flat butt, small breasts, big breasts, thick thighs, wide hips etc. Whether it is a one-piece, bikini or tankini, the basic way to feeling confident in wearing a swimsuit is to choose a style that suits your body shape. Here is a guide to the best bikini for your shape.

Bikini style tips

Wide Shoulders: The right tip here is to make a balance and wear bikini bottoms that have lots of prints and colors and accents at the hips such as belts, ties, and sashes, with wide shoulder straps and square necklines. However avoid “V” silhouette by staying away from those plunging neck lines or teeny bikini bottoms.

bikini for broad shoulders

Big Bust: With big bust, prefer halter-top bikinis. They offer support, while providing some sexy cleavage too. Look for structured swimsuits, with styles that can be tied in back and around the neck. Avoid wearing strapless top bikinis and tiny tri-tops with minimal coverage.

Swimsuits-for-big-busts

Short Legs or Torso: Find a swimsuit that is cut high on the thigh to make your leg look much longer. One-piece suit with a plunging neckline is sexy and create a long appearance. Avoid boy shorts and skirted bikinis that draw the attention downward, making you look shorter.

swimsuits to look tall

Long Body:If you have a long body, then wear swimwear with embellishments at the hips and bust line. Try horizontal stripes and stretch terry materials are suitable to showcase a long , sexy body. Avoid up and down stripes, high necklines and dark, solid colours when choosing a swimsuit.

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Small Bust: If you have small bust, choose a one-piece swimsuit having a v-neck. Or else you can go for a bikini with a triangle bra. The cut of the triangle flatters a small bust and your busts will appear larger. To add volume to your bust, you can choose a top in a lighter colour, or a print, or one that has ruffles.

swimsuits for small bust

Plus Sized: Womens plus size swimwear provides many important features, including flat strap curve under wire, which provides great support for a large bust, and low leg cut or medium leg cut which slims hips. A deep V neckline on swimwear can change your image.

plus-size-swimwear

Too Much Tummy:You are definitely not going to feel or look sexy if you have a fat tumm, looking like a mini pile of dough at the top of your bikini. Should you give up on wearing a bikini altogether? No. Choose bikini with the right cut bottoms. Check out the tankini swimsuits. They cover just enough, but you still have the freedom and modern factor of a bikini. A one-piece with some draping around the waist or hips can also help to hide your flaps. Avoid wearing itsy bitsy bikinis and solid-colored one-pieces.

Swimsuit-Halter-Tankini-Set

Pear-Shaped: When you have a pear shaped body, then avoid wearing swimsets that are attractively designed at the bottom or hips and choose a bikini top that is eye catching and that draw people eyes up. Make sure that your bottom sits well on your hips and that it is a shade darker than your bikini top. Avoid waering boy shorts and detailed swimsuit bottoms. Make your shoulders appear broader and your bust fuller in order to balance your proportions out more. To minimize your hips, choose bikini bottoms in a darker shape.

Best-Swimsuits-for-Pear-Shaped-Women

Hourglass: Hourglass figures have balance shoulders and hips with a smaller waist. If this is you, you’re lucky because you get all sorts of classic bathing suits in fron t of you that should flatter your figure. A tiny, designer bikini looks good on only few people. So flaunt your hourglass body and make a few heads turn.

hourglass-shaped-swimsuit

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