How To Pick The Right Swimsuit For Your Body Type

Everyone knows that summer is the best time to hit the surf. What holds many back from donning their best beach wear is not being comfortable in it. Whether it's because of a flat chest or muffin top, certain features can make a wearer feel so conscious that they choose to wear tights and t-shirt instead. That won't need to be a worry this summer. There's a swimsuit for every body type, you just have to find which one is yours.

1. Small Chest

If you're worried about your A cup chest looking flat in a swimming costume, all you need to do is select one with an embellished bodice detail. Choose a suit with ruffles, sequins or prints on the bust as well as a padded inner for that extra boost.

2. Short Legs

To fake those legs for days that celebrities flaunt in their swimsuits, choose a suit with high cuts on leg area, which gives the illusion of longer legs. An eye-catching neckline like a sweetheart neck will also keep the attention up north, rather than on the legs.

3. Large Chest

Being heavy busted can make it feel like a wardrobe malfunction is waiting to happen with swimwear. Prevent this by opting for suits with proper underwire, defined cups and thick straps to put an end to that worry once and for all.

4. Love Handles

The most common worry when wearing a swimsuit is love handles and a pronounced tummy. However, the right suit won't make you feel conscious anymore. Choose a printed two piece with a high waist that will cut the silhouette high at the torso and cover your love handles and stomach.

5. Rectangle Shape

If you're worried about your lack of curves showing when you head to the beach, go for a suit with cut outs at the sides of the body. It will enhance the appearance of curves over the area rather than just look like an expanse of fabric.

6. Full Thighs

Having full thighs shouldn't keep you from wearing a suit this summer. All you need to do is opt for boy short style bottoms which don't cut off as high as the bikini line as it will conceal the higher part of your legs.

7. Broad Shoulders

If you have broad shoulders, choose a one-shoulder suit with an embellished detail like ruffles on it. It will help balance out the shoulder area with its asymmetrical silhouette.

Now you can head to the water without any worries this season.