• Choose swimsuit on the basis of body shape

Choose swimsuit on the basis of body shape

Here are some tips to help you choose suitable swimsuits:

1.Plump breasts: one-piece swimsuit

Usually, female who has plump breasts would feel uncomfortable, because they are afraid of wardrobe malfunction. One-piece swimsuit would lengthen body proportion and decrease the chance of wardrobe malfunction. Stripe patterns are  figure flattering; it makes body proportion looks more symmetry.

2. Flat breasts: lacy swimsuit

Female with flat breast should wear lacy swimsuit if she wants her breast to look more chesty. A sense of third dimension helps chest look more full.

3.Shorty and slim: shads bikini

Actually, bikini in shorty would highlight the beauty of figures. Shads would be better. Bright colors and exaggerated patterns would make your body shape looks like well-developed but it fails in slender.

4. Thick waist: two tone swimsuit

The first thing is color not style. Reasonable color match would help you looks more thinner. A swimsuit with different colors or patterns would be perfect, it can effectively highlight the contours of the waist and delicate figures.

5.Thick legs: high slit swimsuit

Try high slit swimsuit if you have thick legs. Although it would expose all your legs , but it also make your legs slender in visual.

6. Plump hips: skirt swimsuit

If you have plump hips, you should try a skirt swimsuit with exaggerate pattern on top. Because those pattern can divert others’ attention, however, skirt can hide plump hips.



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Teresa
Teresa
Teresa is an expert swimwear author and consultant with a rich background in fashion and textile engineering. With over 10 years in the swimwear industry, Teresa has a deep understanding of the evolution of swimwear styles, the technological advancements in fabric, and the market dynamics shaping consumer preferences. Teresa's articles are known for their thorough analysis, blending technical details with style guidance, making them a go-to resource for both professionals and enthusiasts. Passionate about both competitive swimming and recreational water sports, Teresa's articles provide readers with in-depth insights and practical advice on choosing the right swimwear for their needs.