High-cut swimsuits, especially those with split (bikini) bottoms, are popular among women. This style is particularly flattering for those with shorter legs, creating the illusion of longer, slimmer legs, giving a stylish and sexy look to those with the perfect body.
How to Choose the Right Swimsuit:
Body Types:
Thin Women: Emphasize your body’s lines with bright colors and avoid dark swimsuits. Opt for patterns all over the swimsuit to divert attention from a flat figure. Strapless swimwear should be avoided.
Plus-size Women: Avoid overly tight swimsuits that accentuate body flaws. Opt for brightly colored swimsuits with vertical stripes to convey fitness and youthfulness. Avoid bikinis and opt for one-piece swimsuits with a ‘backless’ style.
Girls in Primary and Secondary School: Choose bright and vibrant swimwear to showcase youthfulness and energy. Those with smaller breasts should opt for horizontal patterns or folds. Those with thicker legs should choose swimsuits with black frame patterns on the leg edges to create a slimming effect.
Larger Busts: Opt for swimsuits with twill patterns or large floral prints to draw attention away from the chest. For pear-shaped bodies with a protruding abdomen, choose a three-color swimsuit to balance proportions.
Quality Considerations:
When purchasing swimwear, assess the fabric’s quality by touch or referring to the material list. Quality swimwear fabric is soft, elastic, densely textured, and crafted with elastic thread to prevent breakage during movement. Ensure a proper fit for comfort and functionality. Avoid swimwear that is too loose, which can impede swimming, or too tight, which can cause discomfort and restrict blood flow.
Fabric and Structure: Choose fabrics with at least 15% spandex content for flexibility. Consider the fabric’s compatibility with chlorine in swimming pools. Opt for swimsuits made from three-dimensional elastic fabric for low-temperature water or swimming, as they maintain body temperature and resilience. Avoid imitation fabrics with poor resilience.
Workmanship and Safety: Choose swimwear with minimal splicing to prevent seam openings during vigorous activity. Opt for three-needle five-thread or three-needle six-thread stitching for durability. Look for beachwear with shirring lines for enhanced elasticity and stretch.
Hygiene: Select swimsuits with silk-covered cotton surface layers for a clean, bright appearance and inner layers woven with pure cotton for skin comfort, ideal for those with sensitive skin. Ensure the swimsuit has a lined crotch for longevity and hygiene. Wash before use.