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If you're athletic :
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Better: suits with bust-enhancing details. You can go wild with the embellishments at the hips and bust line. Rings, jewels, ties and bows are all good things for you.
If you're athletic, a ring-top bandeau flatters and a wild print is va-va-voom!
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If you have a short torso...
For a longer, more elegant look on top, toss the boring tank and try chic details.
Avoid boy shorts and skirted bikinis as they draw the eye downward and can make you look shorter.
A solid, one-piece suit with a plunging neckline creates a continual, long appearance and is absolutely
If you have a short torso,punchy hues draw your eyes up to your collarbone.
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If you're lanky...
in a swim-team-esque one-piece for a hot little ruffled number that gave her sizzling curves.
You are very lucky that you have the body to wear those cute, ruffled tops that are so hot right now, so go for it. And as for bandeau tops, only you can wear those well. You can also show off in those tiny, tri-tops that the big busted girls only dream about.
Boy shorts are just the thing for your slim hips. Oh, and those cute, ruffled skirts and cover-ups? They’re made just for you!
If you're lanky, a front tie top makes you curvier.
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If you're apple-shaped...
Never settle!Fab legs, fab smile, fab makeover! An obvious one is if your tummy area isn't the greatest, then don't wear a bikini, go for a tankini, which is a swimsuit that is in two parts, or a one piece swimsuit. Kaftans, sarongs and cover ups are all fantastic options to team up with your swimsuit and can pull the whole thing together
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If you have a little pooch...
Hey, we?ve all got one! But a sleek red suit smooths out the belly and flatters everywhere.
You’ve probably already heard that vertical stripes can visually lengthen the body. Well, here’s another trick. Wear a solid bottom bikini with a printed top. This will draw the eye upward and give you a longer look.
If you have a little pooch, chevron stripes slim you.
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If you have a long torso...
When you have an extra-tall upper body, prints and cutouts are your friends. Try horizontal stripes and nappy fabrics, such as stretch terry and velvet.
Play up your figure by finding a suit that is cut high on the thigh
If you have a long torso, side-tie details help curv-ify
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If you're pear-shaped...
Color blocking is an easy slim-down trick. By putting the slightly lighter color on top
Another thing to consider that may seem counter intuitive is to wear a high cut leg. This is because if you choose a low cut leg it may be drawing a line across your widest part, thereby creating a center of focus, so go for a higher cut and draw the eye upwards.
If you're pear-shaped, an asymmetrical cut flatters.
If you're curvy... A boy-short suit is a no-no. Opt for feminine styles, they flatter while still offering support and coverage?nice!
Play up your figure by finding a suit that is cut high on the thigh. This will make your leg look much longer. If you have curvy hips, then all the better. This cut will accentuate your smaller waist and give you a flirty look.
If you're busty...
You need supportive cups. Halter-top bikinis can be a good choice by offering support, while providing some sexy cleavage too. Look for styles that are banded around the midriff and can be tied in back and around the neck. This style will give you some lift and will allow you to make adjustments for a personal fit.
Avoid anything with unnecessary details such as stripes.
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If you're an hourglass...
No bathing suit should give you muffin top! The solution? Avoid anything that cuts you off mid-hip.
Always remember that you are aiming for a balanced silhouette.
Two Piece Swimsuits
Many swimsuits come in two pieces so you can choose which top and bottom go together, this is particularly helpful if you are a pear shape as you can then purchase a darker coloured bottom and pair it with a top that is a complimentary brighter color and or pattern. Being able to purchase separates also means that you can even purchase different sizes ie. a ten top and a twelve bottom.
Swimsuit for Swimming
If you're into swimming, definitely get a one-piece. Find one that doesn't cut into the shoulders, has comfortable, stretchy fabric and doesn't creep up the backside. Forget bikini strings. You just don't want anything to come undone while you're doing laps or snorkeling off a crowded beach.
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