Bikinis are a great option for a slim, boyish figure as they create the illusion of curves more than a one-piece does. If you’re smaller in the bust, maximise the effect by wearing a bikini top that has a little padding in the cup.
The classic one-piece swimsuit is the most flattering option for many women, as it covers the tummy area. When trying on swimsuits, take the time to find the one that most flatters your bust line and the top of the thigh. All swimsuit styles are subtly different, and a slightly higher or lower cut in these areas will make or break your overall look.
oany fuller-figure swimwear brands are working with slimming and shaping fabrics that will lift everything and create a slender waistline. With well-placed ruching, you will be amazed at the results! A word of warning: these swimwear garments are very high in elastic that will perish if constantly worn in high levels of chlorinated water, so it’s best to save this look for lakes, streams and the beach.
Mix up the bikini and one- piece look, and give yourself another style option, with a selection of separates. If you are very long in the body and find that one-pieces ride up uncomfortably, try tankinis. A boy-leg bottom or built-in ruffle skirt looks flattering and can also help to disguise any unsightly lumps and bumps.
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