Best Swimwear Suit for Your Body Shapes Finally Revealed

Summer is just around the corner and for most of us, there’s no better feeling than being in the water during the summer. Whether we are swimming, boating, or just splashing around, water is a fun and relaxing way to spend time with family and friends.

If you’re a swimwear enthusiast, you’re probably trying to find the best swimwear suits that look great on you and accentuate your body shape. The secret to choosing the right swimwear is to understand your body shape. Whether you’re looking for a cover up or a bikini, here are a few pointers on how to choose one that will look right on your body.

#1 Small Bust Shape

With an A or B cup, you're proportionally smaller on top, like Kate Hudson, Zoe Saldana, and Ariana Grande.

Because a smaller breast requires less support, search for styles with less covering or embellished detailings, bows, and patterns. This will help to show off your small bust and make it look more proportionate. 

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#2 Large Bust

If you have ample cleavage like Cardi B, Katy Perry, and Sofia Vergara, you're chesty and need additional support up top.

Support is crucial if you're more well-endowed on top. Choose suits with underwire or moulded cups to provide the girls the support they require. If you want to draw attention away from your breast, avoid ruffles or decorations at the top. 

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#3 Apple Shape

You have an apple shape to your body and carry most of your weight in the middle like Drew Barrymore, Lena Dunham and Kimberley Walsh.

If you don't like low-cut options, there are a variety of one-piece and two-piece suits, such as high-waisted or tankini styles, that will provide you with additional covering.

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#4 Athletic Shape

Like Miley Cyrus, Ciara, and Jennifer Aniston, you're more straight up and down and have fewer curves.

Playing up your curves with styles that flaunt your frame is the name of the game. Suits with less coverage provide the appearance of a slimmer form. You’ll want to look for a swimwear that will accentuate your toned body.

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#5 Hourglass Shape

Like Lizzo, Ashley Graham, and Kim Kardashian, you're curvy all over with a large bust, hips, thighs, and butt.

When it comes to curvy frames, the aim is to emphasise your curves while also offering adequate support and covering. If you don't want to emphasise your curves, avoid monokinis or string bikinis with thicker ties, which can draw attention to your broadest parts.

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#6 Carrot Shape

Long, slender legs, narrow hips, a larger breast, and lovely, broad shoulders characterise the ‘carrot' or inverted triangle body form. When picking swimwear, it's important to keep your look balanced.

Carrot body types, like pears, have the ideal form for mixing and matching. To create a balanced visual frame, choose separates with brighter colours and patterns on the bottom half.

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#7 Pear Shape

Like Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, and Bebe Rexha, you're curvy in the hips and thighs but smaller on top. The key to finding the right swimsuit is finding one that balances your proportions while also providing the coverage you desire for your lower half.

Style for a clean-skirted bottom that falls just below the widest part of the upper leg for a classic look. Avoid reaching for a boy short or a bottom with a thick band. The extra fabric will draw attention to the place you're attempting to conceal. A plunging neckline or eye-catching top draws the eye upward, minimizing the bottom.

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