
Figure-flattering swimwear can make you look 5kg lighter and boost your confidence
Pear: Go for a fullpiece with an emphasis of detail on top and a hi-cut bottom; low V-cuts, halterneck or one-shoulder styles draw the eyes away from hips & thighs. If you like bikinis choose tops with patterns, prints and light/bright colours and a plain, hi-cut bottom in a dark, slimming shade.
Athletic: Bikinis with bold patterns, colours, ruffles and pretty side-ties will add curves. Horizontal lines create an hourglass figure. For full-pieces, try frills for a feminine touch.
Hourglass: One colour cozzies help to slim down your body but avoid items that cut off mid-hip. For full-piece and monokinis, try cleavage-flaunting styles. Keep the same pattern, or colour on top and bottom, for balance.
Petite: String bikinis can be customised for a snug fit while high-cut bottoms elongate the leg line. Halterneck straps will make a torso seem longer. Be wary of florals and polka dots – they may be too “little girl”.
Tall and lanky: Bikinis with frills and ruffles emphasise curves and help to create an hourglass shape as do tie details, daring prints and bold colour. High waisted bottoms are ideal for you.
Pear: Focus your attention away from your lower half |
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Athletic: Add volume to create a curvier figure |
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Hourglass: Highlight your womanly curves and nipped in waist |
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Petite: You want to lengthen your frame |
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Tall & Lanky: You want to create curves |
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