It can seem daunting or even impossible to find the ideal swimsuit that will flatter your body and make you feel confident at the beach or the pool.
You can easily spend hours trying on bikinis and one-piece swimsuits and yet still go home feeling dejected and unhappy. However, there is a swimsuit style to flatter every body shape. Whether you are skinny or curvy. flat-chested or large-breasted, read on to find out how to pick out a swimsuit that will enhance your best assets.
Swimsuits that enhance small busts:
first of all, look out for swimsuits that feature some subtle padding around the chest and are underwired. This will help to enhance the shape of your bust and give you a more balanced shape. Secondly, picking something with ruffles, horizontal stripes or bows around the chest will also help to create the illusion of a larger cup size, as will swimsuits with triangular shaped top halves. Thirdly, you will probably want a swimsuit that has adjustable straps, so that you can tighten up the fit of the garment in order to ensure chest coverage. Finally, note that you are in the unique and enviable position of suiting bandeau bikini tops, as these do not flatter women with larger busts.
Swimsuits that will distract attention from your stomach:
If you are a little insecure about the shape of your tummy, shopping for a swimsuit can feel like a real nightmare. However, there are actually plenty of ways to boost your self-confidence and encourage yourself to feel sexy by the water. For a start, there are tankinis that offer entire torso coverage and can be worn with cute bikini shorts. If you would prefer a one-piece swimsuit, check out the amazing control bathing suits that help to give you a smoother, slimmer silhouette. You might also find that a belted swimsuit flatters your figure, as it creates a narrower waist and an hourglass silhouette. Empire waists serve a similar function, as they emphasise your body as its narrowest point. Finally, when it comes to selecting a color, remember that black is a very slimming swimsuit shade if you do not like the shape of your abdomen. A combination of black blocks and paler blocks will also do wonders for your figure.
Swimsuits that flatter bottom heavy shapes:
If you have wide hips or a larger behind, it is a good idea to avoid skimpy bikini bottoms. A mini-skirt bikini bottom, on the other hand, may be ideal for you. If you would prefer a traditional bikini look, try to find a bottom half that has rings at the side. These will keep the material in place and prevent it from riding up to expose too much of your buttocks. Dark colored shorts will also help to make sure that your bottom half is fully covered, and they will flatter your curves. In addition, you might want to pick out a brightly colored top half in order to encourage people to focus on your chest, shoulders and stomach. If you want to buy a one piece swimsuit, one with a deep neckline will draw attention to your sexy cleavage and will also even out your shape.
