Winter
is slowly saying goodbye and soon we will be in the race to get out
bodies ready for bikini season once again. Now that many of our
favourite online shops are stocking swimwear once again, it might be
tempting to stock up on swimwear before the summer kicks in.
However,
how do we know which type of swimwear is the best for our body shape
and style? There are so many different types of swimwear out there:
bikinis, tankinis, swimsuits, monokinis, cut outs and more… the
choices are endless and this can make things pretty difficult for us
when it comes to choosing. Luckily we have some suggestions on what
you might want to look for in a swimsuit this year...
Curvy
Being
curvy means that you have a full bust, large hips, thighs and a great
butt. You will join the likes of Scarlett Johansson, Jessica Chastain
and Kim Kardashian in your body shape.
When
you have a curvy frame you will want to look for swimwear which is
going to accentuate your figure as well as provide ample support for
your body. However if you don’t want to draw the eye to the fact
you're curvy, you will want to stay away from monokinis and stay away
from bikinis which have thick straps.
Ideally
for this body type, asymmetrical suits such as those which are one
shouldered or cut at a diagonal can draw the eye up towards the
neckline and make you look incredibly beautiful. Halter necks are
your best friend when it comes to shaping your breasts and providing
support, and high waisted bikinis can help to highlight your figure.
Concealing
your stomach
If
you are an apple shape or are simply a little self conscious when it
comes to your stomach, it might be a little harder to find the type
of suit which is best for your body. The idea with this is to find a
swimsuit which will make your middle seem narrower than it is and
instead draw the attention to your assets: ie your chest and your
hips. There are one piece swimsuits with colour blocks and ties
around the waist which can hide your stomach, and items which have a
lot of running can work miracles on concealing your stomach area.
Wrap silhouette styles are the perfect way to make the most out of
your figure and will draw the attention to everywhere but your belly.
Athletic
If
you have a fairly straight figure, you might be in the same boat as
people such as Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Aniston. You might not have
many curves, but there are ways to accentuate what you do have and
make it seem as if you have more curves than you really do. By
wearing less coverage you will create the illusion of more curves.
By
choosing tops with bold prints and lacy patterns, you will draw
attention to the chest and make it look larger, and adding a bottom
with extra straps can make the hips seem wider. Monokinis are a great
choice here and any one piece suits with cutouts can create that
feeling of curves.
Small
bust
If
you have a small chest or not much of a chest at all, you will want
to look at ways which you can make the most out of this asset. When
you don’t have a large bust, you do not require as much support in
the chest area and this can be amazing in the fact that you can wear
any style. You could look for lacy tops, embellished tops, halter
necks, strapless and loads more without an issue. Make the most of
not having the think about your chest. Have some fun with the styles
and go for bold colours and patterns.
If
you want to create the illusion of a larger chest you can wear
triangle tops which will make the breast area stand out as well as
wearing push up bras which will again make the breast area feel
bigger.
Large
bust
On
the other end of the scale, you might be small framed but with a
larger bust from a size C onwards. If you are small with a large
chest it can be difficult to find the right pieces for you which
offers the support but isn’t too big. The trick to this is finding
brands which offer underwired swimsuits and bikini tops which will
essentially act as a waterproof bra.
By
having a top with adjustable straps you will be able to stay
supported as well as wear a sexy style which suits your body. You
will likely need to buy the top and bottoms separately to accommodate
for your size. Sites like Cupshe offer you the chance to wear styles
in your regular bra sizes, making it much easier to find the right
style for you.
Finding
the right swimsuit for your body shape can help you feel confident
and happy.
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