Just in the NIC of TIME. Don't be shy show that body at the beach, the pool, or wherever water and sand are located. Here are some simple tips to keeping in "CUTE" for those final days of summer.
A bathing suit is a MUST. One Piece TwoPiece hell go for the Three piece if they got it. Believe it or not there is a bathing suit out there for every body type. With soundful advice from Cindy Alpers. No more t-shirts and shorts at the beach.
Curvacious all over?
Show a little skin in just the right places and you will look super sexy!
Look for one-piece swimsuits with lace or mesh inserts. A strategically placed cut-out, or a deep V neckline, can really change your visual image.
Lengthen your thigh with an adjustable ruching detail at the hip. A sheer sarong can give you a little confidence and still look totally glamorous.
Dark, cool colors are always good. So are swirling, or V patterns. Try a swimsuit with dark, solid panels down each side of the torso and a floral printed middle.
Avoid too much fabric. Modesty is certainly OK, but too much coverage is not necessarily a better option. Also, stay away from white, as well as bright, neon fabrics and those nappy textiles make your size noticeable.
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Too Much Tummy
If you are self conscious about your tummy try one of those fabulous, tummy, control panel, swimsuits: they really work wonders.
If you’re going for a two-piece swimsuit, then checkout the, “meet-and-greet,” tankinis that are on the fashion scene today. They cover just enough, but you still have the freedom and hip factor of a bikini.
A one-piece with some draping around the waist or hips can also help to conceal.
Avoid itsy bitsy bikinis and blah, solid colored, one-pieces.
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Big on Bottom
The newest, mini-skirted bikinis are too cute and made just for you! Don’t go for a super frilly one, though. Instead, pick a smooth, skimming skirt that is short and sweet, but covers what it needs to. A ruffled or highly decorated top is OK though. The details will draw attention to your top half.
You could also go for a moderate, bottom bikini that has a 3 inch side...very chic! Make that a solid bottom and print top for a super effect.
Try a maillot one piece. Something with wide straps, or a strong horizontal neckline, will balance out your silhouette. Remember, playing up your top side will de-emphasize your bottom side.
http://www.swimsuitsforall.com/products/shop-swimwear-by-type/plus-sizes-18w-24w/one-piece/swimdresses/Beach-Belle-Black-Plus-Size-Sweetheart-Twist-Front-Halter-Swimdress-Swimsuit
Avoid boy shorts, too skimpy bottoms, or lots of ruffles and details at the hips.
Coverups are in style long, short . I prefer prints over solid to attract the eye. Look @ Jessica Simpson she definitely represents for us curvy ladies. Kudos Ms. Simpson!
Checkout some of these cover-ups from swimsuit for all:
http://www.swimsuitsforall.com/prodshelf.asp?dept_id=100060
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