But before you can do that you'll have to make sure to choose
the right swimmer that suits your bodyshape. So in this entry
I'm going to give you tips for choosing the perfect swimmer! ~
Wide Shoulders
Do's: Balance is the key word here. Wear bikini bottomsthat have lots of color and print and also sport accents
at the hips such as ties, belts and sashes. Also, wide
shoulder straps and square necklines are fabulous.
Don'ts: Avoid the "V" silhouette by staying away from
those plunging neck lines or teeny bikini bottoms.
Big Bust
Do's: Halter-top bikinis can be a good choice by offeringsupport, 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. Look for structured swimsuits.
Don'ts: Avoid strapless bandeau top bikinis and tiny
tri-tops with minimal coverage.
Short Legs or Torso
Do's: Play up your figure by finding a swimsuit that is cut high
on the thigh. This will make your leg look much longer. Also, a
one-piece suit with a plunging neckline creates a long
appearance and is drop dead sexy!
Don'ts: Avoid boy shorts and skirted bikinis that draw the
eye downward, making you look shorter.
No Waist
Do's: Create curves with a belted waistline, which will give the
appearance of a whittled middle. Bikinis are good for you. Add some
illusion at the hips with rings, ruffles and bows. If you're
small on top, go for a strapless bandeau.
Don'ts: Avoid solid-colored swimwear or horizontal striped one-pieces.
Small Bust
Do's: You are lucky that you have the body to wear ruffled
bikinis and tiny tri-tops. And as for bandeau tops, only
you can wear those well. Bright colors are what you
want to wear on the beach this summer, so take a risk
with a color like pink.
Don'ts: Avoid bikini tops with too much fabric or have
a poor fit. Opt for separate tops and bottoms.
Do's: A strategically placed cut-out, or a deep V neckline on
swimwear can change your image. Dark, cool colors, swirling, or
V patterns are always good. Lengthen your thigh with an
adjustable ruching detail at the hip.
Don'ts: Avoid too much fabric when it comes to choosing
a swimsuit. Stay away from white, neon fabrics and nappy textiles.
Do's: Check out the tankini swimsuits that are on the
fashion scene today. They cover just enough, but you
still have the freedom and hip factor of a bikini.
A one-piece with some draping around the waist or hips
can also help to conceal.
Don'ts: Avoid itsy bitsy bikinis and solid-colored one-pieces.
Pear-Shaped
Do's: When you are bigger on the bottom you want
to draw peoples eyes up by wearing a pretty,
eye-catching detailed bikini top. Make sure that
your bottom sits well on your hips and that it is a
shade darker than your bikini top.
Don'ts: Avoid boy shorts and detailed swimsuit
bottoms. Keep the bottom of your suit simple.
Full Bottom
Do's: The mini-skirted bikinis are too cute and made just
for you! Pick a smooth, skimming skirt that is short and
sweet, but covers what it needs to. You could also go for
a moderate, bottom bikini that has a 3 inch side ... very chic!
Don'ts: Avoid boy shorts, too skimpy bottoms, or lots
of ruffles and details at the hips when selecting swimwear.
Athletic Shape
Do's: Show off your toned arms and shoulders with a
halter bikini. If you have a boyish figure, try to
wear suits with flirty details. Try bows or ties on the side
of the suit that will help create visual curves.
Don'ts: Avoid solid swimsuits without pattern and detail.
Stay away from swimsuits that don't have support and shape.
Hourglass
Hourglass figures have balance shoulders and hips with
a smaller waist. If this is you, you're lucky because just about
any classic styled bathing suit should flatter your figure.
A tiny, designer bikini looks good on so few people, you should
consider it your solemn duty to beautify the beach and
make a few heads turn.
Credits : http://teens.aol.com/style/suit-your-shape
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