Swimsuits To Suit You

By Lychee Fan
[Ladies Fashion]
Smaller Bust

Built-in bras are also beneficial to those with smaller chests because they tend to add some padding.  That being said, do not attempt to add your own padding to a one or two-piece bathing suit.  Not only does the padding tend to show when you get wet, but there is also a risk that one of your falsies will fall out and float away.  Try to find a suit with a top that has some texture.  Frills or patterns help add to the impression of a larger chest as well.

Below The Equator

The sight of so many anxieties:  big thighs, a hefty bum, wide hips, cellulite.  A girl’s worst nightmare!  Breaking from the pattern of minimizing the large, do not wear a swimsuit with patterns or any kind of texture around the waist or in the back.  Try to keep attention at the top of your body with elaborate decorations, especially anything that widens the look of your chest, effectively balancing out the lower region.  Unless cellulite is a concern, it is actually better not to wear boy shorts or anything of the sort, because they give the impression of larger thighs and widened hips.  Instead, the more angled the cut, the longer your legs will appear.

Be Confident, Have Fun

You should consider carefully what you’re planning to do in your swimsuit.  If you’re splashing around in the pool, be wary of elaborate or too-decorative bathing suits because they are not often equipped for excessive physical movement.  You don’t want to have a peepshow moment.  If you’re at the beach and tanning with some girlfriends, try to stick to a bikini with straps and a back that are easily untied.  While this does involve baring more skin, it is the surefire way to avoid tan lines.  With that in mind, remember that there is no need to feel embarrassed about the amount of skin a swimsuit bares.  No one has a perfect body and I have offered tips only in order to prevent self-consciousness.  This way, I hope that you all can enjoy yourselves while at the beach or around the pool because the point of going is to have a good time!
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