When it comes to buying swimwear, the only person you need to
please is yourself. After all, it's your body that's on display
and you need to select a style, fabric, color and fit that suit
your personality and needs.
Selecting the right swimwear for you is an intensely personal
choice that's driven by a whole lot more than just price, color,
style and size. This is why the majority of women you talk to
will tell you that buying swimwear is one of the most
frustrating experiences associated with buying clothes.
Regardless of the style swimwear you choose, and whether you
have special needs or not, here's some things that will help you
look better and get the most out of your swimwear.
1. Choose the right size
Don't try to crowd yourself in a swimsuit that's too small.
Regardless of how well you think you look, everyone else will
notice your body fighting to break free!
Choose to small a top and you risk spilling out when you least
expect it. Choose one that's too large and you'll have a lot of
male admirers every time you bend over or when that extra big
wave comes along.
The same goes for bottoms; both yours and the swimsuit's! Check
for fit and the view from behind. Avoid suits that are too
tight. Not only won't you look your best, but splitting a seam
at the beach can be one of life's most embarrassing moments.
Remember, a suit that's too big will not only create
see-right-up-to-there gaps when your seated or walking, but
you'll look like you're sagging in all the wrong places as well.
2. Watch out for colors
Light colored swimwear, especially white and pale yellow, have a
tendency to become see-through when they get wet! Choose wisely.
3. Opt for synthetic materials
Today's synthetic materials keep their shape longer and perform
better when wet. They resist fading from the sun and are less
susceptible from the damage caused by saltwater and chlorine.
Try not to slide into the pool on your bottom. Pool and patio
surfaces can wear away at the material and cause pilling and
tearing.
Avoid stretching the fabric to let water out when it builds up.
Repeated stretching will eventually cause even the best swimwear
to lose both its shape and elasticity.
4. Get a pair and a spare.
If your budget allows it, try to buy more than one swimsuit.
That way you can extend their life, and extend your fashion
options, by switching between suits every other day.
You deserve to look good at the beach and pool. If you take your
time selecting your swimwear, and follow the tips in this
article, you'll be the belle of the beach and everyone will
notice.
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