Finding The Right Bikini

When it comes to finding the right bikini to fit your body shape it can be tough to do

. There are no custom bikini makers and they basically mass produce what they think a women's body type should be. I know this can be frustrating for all women because we all don't have similar body types. Women come short, tall, busty, curvy and a whole bunch of other different shapes. Not being able to find a bikini type that matches your body it can be difficult because when you wear it out in public you don't feel comfortable. It's either to loose and you're afraid of something popping out or it's to tight and you can barely breath when wearing it. When it comes to bikinis you need to realize though that they come in different styles with some that can fit your body type better than others. When finding the right bikini style that matches your body type here are some different styles to think about to see if they are the right fit for you.

To enhance a smaller bust try a halter bikini top that has a seam or band just under the bust line and a lightly padded or lined top. Triangle bikini tops with a thin foam liner can also be very bust/cleavage enhancing. Swim wear with texture (ruffles, seaming, etc.) can also help add volume to your bust line if you feel self-conscious.

Slender, athletic bodies have shoulders, waist and hips that are the similar in width. One-piece or two-piece suits with detailing around the waist will help create a more hourglass shape. Try a wrap style top or a belted bathing suit bottom to create more waist definition.

Apple shaped body frames have a middle area that is larger than the hips and/or shoulders. Tankinis with a solid color top and a patterned bottom will give you a more balance appearance. One-piece bathing suits with tummy control or other design feature like ruching that create the illusion of a waist line will be the most flattering.

Pear shaped body types have larger hips/butt and smaller shoulders and waist. Try suits with a solid colored bottom and patterned top. Another style for camouflaging a larger bottom half would be skirted or boy short style suit.

Skirted swim suits are back in style and can be found in many different patterns and styles. The skirt flatters a fuller bottomed body type and will give you a more balance look. You may also want to try on a few boy short styles as well. Both of these options offer a little more coverage on the bottom. Solid color on the bottom and pattern on the top will also help balance this body type.

Finding and getting yourself into a bikini that fits your body well can increase your confidence in public and also be a relief. Knowing your body type you'll be able to more easily find that right bikini.

by: RB

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