How to choose the right swimsuit for you?
The hot summer day is approaching, and everyone is racking their brains into light swimsuits.
For many women, choosing the perfect swimsuit for their body seems to be a source of severe pre-holiday anxiety.
What if there was a simple guideline that would help you quickly find the right swimsuit for your figure? FEMALE MAGAZINE USES CELEBRITY PHOTOS TO TELL YOU THE GOLDEN RULE OF CHOOSING A BIKINI OR SWIMSUIT THAT ACCENTUATES YOUR FIGURE. You're welcome.
Pear-shaped body
Women with pear-shaped bodies tend to have thinner upper bodies and wide hips and bumpy backs, such as Beyonce, Alicia Keys, and Kate Winslet.
When choosing a bikini, women with pear-shaped bodies should choose a high-waisted design, which can highlight their curves.
Avoid draped and pleated designs and heavy hems, as this will only draw everyone's attention to the lower body.
You should choose a detail-oriented and eye-catching top to divert attention from your abdomen, and wear jewelry or hats to highlight your upper body.
You can tie a bikini in a knot or wrap a sarong skirt with a skirt that is tilted to the side and must be split high so that it can cover the hips slightly and appear leg length.
Plump bust shape
If you're one of the 40% of women who have a D-cup or above, listen up.
Take Kate Upton as your example and choose a triangular bra that is tied around your neck; When you're swimming in the pool, swimwear is essential for chest support.
As for the lower body, choose a complex design to emphasize the hips as a way to achieve balance with the upper body. In terms of color, dark or bright colors are preferred, and plain light colors are avoided.
If you don't want your cleavage to be too eye-catching, wear the lower half of your body a little eye-catching.
Ornate accessories from the waist down, such as beaded sandals or a tunic with a bold pattern, can distract attention from your upper body.
Small chested figure
If you're flat-chested like Kendall Jenner and Kate Hudson with only A or B cups, here are some tips for you.
The thin ribbon bikini and pleated top squeeze out the perfect cleavage. If you want to work a little better, choose a top with a lifting effect lining it.
Like Kendall, choose swimsuits with low shoulders and high waist.
As for decoration, wearing a lot of bracelets — including eye-catching gold jewelry tattoos — shifts attention to your arm and widens your vision.
Curve bumps
If you're like Kim Kardashian, with full breasts and hips and thick thighs, you're that type of person.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, you should emphasize your curve rather than weaken it, while having enough support and occlusion.
Asymmetrical swimsuits help draw attention to the neckline, while contrasting swimsuits help accentuate your curves. Larger bikini bottoms can make your body look more well-proportioned overall.
Wearing eye-catching jewelry can distract attention from your tummy – such as white-framed sunglasses, beach baskets or beach bags.