Tips on How to Choose the Right Swimwear

Summer is just around the corner. Are you ready for an outstanding look on beach, girls? If not,here Milanoo gives you a definitely practical direction.

2014-04-15

HONG KONG, April 15, 2014 (Press-News.org) Summer is just around the corner. Are you ready for an outstanding look on beach, girls? Do you know how to choose a right swimming wear for yourself? Here Milanoo gives you a practical direction.

A rose-red among a warm series of colors works best for fair-skinned people, as do cooler colors such as blue and green and so on. However, lighter colors such as pink are best avoided; this is because the light and ashen colors can make the skin appear pale and weak, and thus lacking vitality and strength.

For bronze, suntanned skin, warm-colored swimwear (e.g., red, orange, and multicolored) is an appropriate match.

Black or white swimwear is appropriate for any skin color, but the two have their contrasting features. Black is more practical and safe, and can conceal any flaws in body shape; white swimwear on the other hand puts high demands on one's figure.

If you belong to those with a beautiful, slender figure, you may consider patterned swimwear, which offers a more shapely appearance.

Those with fuller figures may choose swimwear with deeper colors, and the style should be simple and smooth. Split swimsuits are not the best choice, as these may give a swollen or bloated appearance.

For ladies with a smaller bust, it's best to go with a swimsuit that has frills at the front. This is because the three-dimensional effect that frills bring can offer a more voluptuous-looking chest. If you want an effect that is even more intense, you may opt for a brightly colored swimsuit, which set against lighter skin can give the lines even more prominence.

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