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If you have a big bust, always look for brands that offer different cup sizes (rather than dress sizes). If you’re unsure of what size you need, learning how to measure bra size will help. Just bear in mind that just as weight fluctuates, bra sizing can change depending on where you are in your cycle, so your bathing suit may feel smaller or bigger at different times of the month.

Our women's swimsuit range is not just about competitive swimwear either. We have the right swimming outfit for any occasion, whether you're looking for a swim bikini, some luxury designer beachwear or maternity swimwear. Our ladies swimwear range features thousands of women's swimsuits in almost every style you could think of! We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: fashion should be fun. And for that reason, colour shouldn’t come into the equation when shopping for bathing suits for body types. Let yourself be drawn to shades, patterns, and prints that you love, instead of being led by what you think will make your shape look a certain way.You'll look and feel better in a colour that brings you joy. Clever paneling and prints: they create a contouring effect, giving the illusion of a narrower waistline. In other words, if you particularly love your legs, or want to highlight them, then your best swimsuit will feature a slightly higher cut at the thigh, as this exposes more of that area, instantly making legs look endless.

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Shopping for a new bathing suit online isn't easy — there are so many brands and styles to choose from, from the best bikinis to the best one-pieces, and an endless array of colors, patterns and trends to scroll through. Of course, you'll also want a swimsuit that's comfortable, supportive and flattering, whether you plan to spend the warmer months lying outdoors in a lounge chair, hitting the waves at the beach or doing laps in the pool.

Every body is different, and although we tend to categorise body types into shapes and fruits such as apple, pear, and hourglass, these shorthands are not the only way to find out which bathing suit style will suit you. The three key questions to ask yourself before investing are: If you want to know what colours suit you, think about the pieces of clothing you normally receive the most compliments when wearing. It might be green that brings out your eyes, blue that contrasts beautifully with your hair, or hot pink that pops against your skin tone.

Ruching: it can work wonders, ensuring the fabric always looks draped, smoothing over bits your conscious of. To start with, the best swimsuits are worn with confidence and regardless of body shape you have a beach-ready and deserving body. If however, you're not feeling as confident as you would like and want some extra support, we get it and there are plenty of gorgeous swimsuits to support and sculpt your midriff, with many one-pieces and high waisted swimsuits crafted with built-in control and shaping technology. They work by using double-layered fabric to hold and hone your shape, creating a smoother silhouette. Expect the fit to be firmer than your average swimsuit but not as restrictive as shapewear. Tankinis: If you’re distinctly different sizes on the top and bottom half, then a tankini could be a good alternative to an all-in-one. Those with blouson or empire-line style tops will skim over your middle instead of clinging to it.