Raise
Your Swim Wear Buying I.Q. by: Bridget Allen
Finding the right swimsuit
can be a tall order for some of us. Not because we are tall, because we don’t
fit the run-of-the-mill swimsuits. But, atlas, with a little patience you can
find the perfect suit to flatter your body.
Here are a few tips.
· How about a one-piece or a two-piece? There are plenty of sexy one-piece suits
being worn on the beach. They do not reveal it all, just enough to keep things
interesting. The trick is to find one that fits your body type.
· Are you swimming or sunbathing? If you are into swimming, a one-piece
definitely is for you. Find one that doesn’t cut into the shoulders, comfortable
with stretchy fabric. Don’t get anything that ties. You don’t want anything to
come undone while doing laps!
· If you are small on top, you may want a little swimsuit from Brazil. Their
swimsuits are cut for the smaller bust line. Also look for one with some
padding, underwire or demi-bra style. These help to enhance the bust line. Avoid
tops with too much fabric or poor fit. Opt for separates where you can choose
your top and bottom separately.
· If you are well endowed, you may need some extra support. Underwire tops work
well and look great. Also, halter-tops are a good choice by offering support.
One piece swimsuits with some structure in the bust work well. Avoid strapless
tops and those with tiny tops that offer minimal coverage. And again, make sure
you choose your top and bottoms separately.
· Those with short legs can flatter their figures with suits cut high on the
thigh. This will make your leg look much longer. One trick is to wear a solid
bottom bikini with a printed top. This will draw the eye upward and give you a
longer look. Avoid boy shorts and skirted bikinis as they draw the eye downward
and make you look shorter.
· Clothes look good on the long body shape but you need to make sure you don’t
look like a bean pole! Bright colours and horizontal strips work well with this
body type. Boys short are perfect for slimming your hips. Avoid horizontal
stripes, high necklines and solid dark colours.
About The
Author
Bridget Allen has worked for many years in the fashion industry,
at a senior level, and she has written an amazing totally free
fashionista minicourse that will thrill, entertain, and most
importantly educate you about what you absolutely need to know
about fashion.
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