Swimsuit For Your Shape

Fashion Tips By Tosha Clemens

Finding the right swimsuit for your shape can be a challenge. When shopping, it is important to know your most flattering and not so flattering body features. Don't spend hours trying on different suits because you think they look cute on the hanger. Instead only look for suits that show off your best features.

This Miraclesuit will make you look 10 lbs. lighter with this innovative Miratex® fabric with high Lycra® content. This swimsuit is designed for D-cup figures.


http://www.zappos.com/miraclesuit-solid-sonatina-swimsuit-d-cup-black

If you are thin and have a long torso then look for suits that break up your mid section. Either wear a bikini or wear a one piece with a long front plunge like this Asos suit.


http://us.asos.com/countryid/2/Asos/Asos-Front-Frill-Plunge-Swimsuit/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=1394686&MID=35719&affid=2135&siteID=J84DHJLQkR4-OaxvUWCX5b60TzQiKPgx3Q

Show off your hourglass figure by wearing a asymmetrical suit with shirring details. This Goddess Magicsuit has a underwire for bust support.


http://www.barenecessities.com/magicsuit-goddess-one-shoulder-underwire-one-piece-swimsuit-96619_product.htm?pf_id=Magicsuit96619

If you have a larger bust then you want to wear a suit with support. This Old Navy halter suit is a great design because the stripes begin near the underarm and goes around the neck to give a even support. The thicker straps also take some of the focus off the larger bust and make the overall body shape more balanced.

http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=814719002&tid=onsp1r&kwid=1&ap=14

For a smaller bust and smaller torso then wear a suit that has definition. This Nanette Lepore Lover swimsuit creates body portion to even out your smaller areas.