The Ultimate Swimwear By Body Shape Guide

bon prix s me! Swimwear for your body shape Almost 38% of women see themselves as having an hourglass body shape, according to a study. 18.9% say they have a rectangle, 16.7% say apple, 16.6% say pear and only 8% say inverted triangle. Whichever you have, we have created a guide to help you choose the most suitable swimwear for your shape. Hourglass Women with body shapes like an hourglass have a petite waist alongside a fuller bust and shapely legs. Style of Sueimuwear An under-wired, thick-strapped triangle top provides support whilst making your bust the prominent feature. Wearing bottoms with string at the sides downplays the bottom part of your body, giving you a balanced silhouette RECTANGLE Rectangular-shaped women have an undefined waist, narrow hips and a smaller bust. STYLE OF SWIMWEAR The classic triangle top works well with a smaller bust. Pick one with added frills for extra volume' Smaller busts also suit the bandeau to emphasise your slender outlines. To help lift your bum and create curves choose low-cut shorts. Apple Apple shaped women have a large bust and broad shoulders. Your hips are narrow and the waist is less defined. Style of Swimwear Choose patterned balcony tops and avoid string triangles. Wide strapped balcony swimwear offers support and also adds femininity to your shoulders. To define your body shape, control your stomach and give a slimming effect, choose bottoms with high waist or swimsuit with the same flattering shape. Pear Pear shaped women have wide hips, bottom and thighs. Your shoulders are narrow and the bust is smaller. Style of Swimwear Push-up underwired halterneck styled bikini tops help to acccentuate the bust. Bandeau bikini tops are great to help emphasizing your outline. Bikini bottoms with a high hip line create the illusion of long legs. Inverted Triangle Women who are shaped like inverted triangles have broad shoulders, a full bust, petite waist and narrow hips. Style of Swimwear With a top-heavy figure, you want to reduce shoulder appearance. Choose a top with wide straps and an under- wire to balance stability. For the bottom half, you want to add volume. Go for patterned bottoms and added fuss to enhance the hips. Colours and Pattern Mix and match patterns to draw attention to a specific part of your body. Nude colours downplay problem areas. The attention is directed elsewhere. Dark colours make curves less prominent. This is perfect for plus-sized Light colours highlight curves, parading your best assets. women. Sourees bon PriX ifs me! www.joyofclothes.com/bodyshape/womens-body-shape-infographic.php glo.com/style/figure-flattering-swimwear- 8174.gallery?photold=100755#!stackState=0_%2Fstyle%2Ffigure-flattering-swimwear- www.juliehánnahblog.com/2011/04/burquini-vs-bikini.html www.womenshealthmag.com/style/womens-swimsuits www.insideoutstyleblog.com/2012/07/how-to-choose-swimwear-for-your-body- type.html