Swimwear Choices and Tanning
Summertime 101
Summertime,when living is easy and everyone wants to plan for a holiday. For some,the beach and sand and surf are the ingredients for a marvelous time,while others are thinking poolside and a good book with a tall cooldrink mean true luxury, and still more think wild rides and lots ofsightseeing make for a great trip. The fact is that no matter whatmakes up your ideal summer, there are some basics you need to rememberfor looking your best – wherever you go.
Let’s take a look atsome of the summer’s most popular “problem areas” and see if we canadvice folks to do things the Right way. The areas we’re going to lookat are Bathing suits and Sun Tans.
Summertime,when living is easy and everyone wants to plan for a holiday. For some,the beach and sand and surf are the ingredients for a marvelous time,while others are thinking poolside and a good book with a tall cooldrink mean true luxury, and still more think wild rides and lots ofsightseeing make for a great trip. The fact is that no matter whatmakes up your ideal summer, there are some basics you need to rememberfor looking your best – wherever you go.
Let’s take a look atsome of the summer’s most popular “problem areas” and see if we canadvice folks to do things the Right way. The areas we’re going to lookat are Bathing suits and Sun Tans.
Poolside and the Beach – The Bathing Suit Dilemma
Whenever you think of pools and beaches you think swimming, whichmeans swimsuits. For some women, choosing a swimsuit is about as muchfun as going to the dentist for a root canal, except most women don’tfear anyone in the dentist’s office will point and laugh at them. Mostwomen have something about their bodies that they are uncomfortablewith, and fortunately there are styles available to help almost anywoman feel better about her swimwear choices.
Broad Hips/Pear Shaped body– Women with broad hips or a pear shape should look for a two-piecewith a halter-style top and scoop-waist bottoms. The halter top willoffer more support to the breasts, while the curved waistline of thebottoms will distract the eye from focusing on the width of the hips.As an alternative, pear shaped women can choose a solid-color one piecesuit in a dark shade and add a light-color blouse bunched and tied intoa knot between the belly button and the breasts, creating a balancingbulk in the upper torso.
Narrow, Boyish Hips or Overdeveloped Top– While many women complain of their hips being too big, some womenhave an opposite problem: they have upper halves that far outweightheir lowers. The hips can be made to appear wider and more balanced byselecting a swimsuit with extra detailing along the bottoms. This couldbe swags of braiding outlining the hipline, or the selection of a suitthat includes a gathered skirt. Both of these elements will add aneeded horizontal focus to the look and balance the upper and lowerproportions.
With an over-developed bosom, there is the addedimpetus to take some of the focus away from the upper half of the body.This can be accomplished by making sure to choose tops that aresubstantial enough to support the larger bosoms. A midriff-style top oreven a full-cup halter in a darker color than the bottoms will help toconceal and balance an over-abundant top half.
Heavy Thighs– Women who have heavier thighs often think that they need to coverthem up with sarongs and skirting, but in fact, a one-piece suit withhigh-cut leg holes will help to create the illusion of longer thighsand draw attention to the narrowness of the waist.
The Tummy– Some women want to mask a softer tummy. This may be because they area little pudgy, or have recently given birth or have just let theirbodies get out of shape. This is often the single biggest reason somewomen won’t wear a swimsuit. However, by selecting a swimsuit linedwith a control-panel or one with ruching along the seams to createshirring and gathers along the midsection, you can mask the appearanceof the tummy area and feel confident that no one will be noticing thatyour six-pack looks more like a 2-liter.
With all thisadvice, there are some women who won’t be willing to take the risk ofwearing a swimsuit. My advice is to follow your comfort zone. If youdon’t want to bare any more than necessary, you can still look smart atthe poolside in pair of pressed linen shorts and a light blouse.
Whenever you think of pools and beaches you think swimming, whichmeans swimsuits. For some women, choosing a swimsuit is about as muchfun as going to the dentist for a root canal, except most women don’tfear anyone in the dentist’s office will point and laugh at them. Mostwomen have something about their bodies that they are uncomfortablewith, and fortunately there are styles available to help almost anywoman feel better about her swimwear choices.Broad Hips/Pear Shaped body– Women with broad hips or a pear shape should look for a two-piecewith a halter-style top and scoop-waist bottoms. The halter top willoffer more support to the breasts, while the curved waistline of thebottoms will distract the eye from focusing on the width of the hips.As an alternative, pear shaped women can choose a solid-color one piecesuit in a dark shade and add a light-color blouse bunched and tied intoa knot between the belly button and the breasts, creating a balancingbulk in the upper torso.
Narrow, Boyish Hips or Overdeveloped Top– While many women complain of their hips being too big, some womenhave an opposite problem: they have upper halves that far outweightheir lowers. The hips can be made to appear wider and more balanced byselecting a swimsuit with extra detailing along the bottoms. This couldbe swags of braiding outlining the hipline, or the selection of a suitthat includes a gathered skirt. Both of these elements will add aneeded horizontal focus to the look and balance the upper and lowerproportions.
With an over-developed bosom, there is the addedimpetus to take some of the focus away from the upper half of the body.This can be accomplished by making sure to choose tops that aresubstantial enough to support the larger bosoms. A midriff-style top oreven a full-cup halter in a darker color than the bottoms will help toconceal and balance an over-abundant top half.
Heavy Thighs– Women who have heavier thighs often think that they need to coverthem up with sarongs and skirting, but in fact, a one-piece suit withhigh-cut leg holes will help to create the illusion of longer thighsand draw attention to the narrowness of the waist.
The Tummy– Some women want to mask a softer tummy. This may be because they area little pudgy, or have recently given birth or have just let theirbodies get out of shape. This is often the single biggest reason somewomen won’t wear a swimsuit. However, by selecting a swimsuit linedwith a control-panel or one with ruching along the seams to createshirring and gathers along the midsection, you can mask the appearanceof the tummy area and feel confident that no one will be noticing thatyour six-pack looks more like a 2-liter.
With all thisadvice, there are some women who won’t be willing to take the risk ofwearing a swimsuit. My advice is to follow your comfort zone. If youdon’t want to bare any more than necessary, you can still look smart atthe poolside in pair of pressed linen shorts and a light blouse.
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