SUMMER IS HERE! The Best Swimwear for Your Shape

By Cosmopolitan.com If the word "bikini" sends fear coursing through your body, then let us talk you down from the ledge: A swimsuit that flatters your shape is the look-sexy secret. These brilliant tips will help you flaunt what you've got. Reshape your Body in 6 Weeks
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If you're: Small on Top
Try: Fringes, ruffles, or frills Why: Embellishments will pump up the volume-or at least create that optical illusion.
Try: Triangle tops Why: This foxy style makes your twins the main attraction because even the smallest curves stand out under these tiny tops.
Try: Plenty of padding Why: The extra-thick liner gives your girls oomph. Demi-cup tops are a great choice.
Try: Horizontal lines Why: Sporting some bold stripes will make your set look fuller. If you have: A Bit of a Belly
Try: A belted one piece Why: Cinching your waist creates a foxy hourglass shape that distracts from other, unflattering curves.
Try: A cami top Why: With a tankini, no one will guess you've got a pooch under there. Make sure your top isn't too tight and is long enough to cover your muffin top.
Try: Black color blocks Why: Forget sucking it in. This hue does the work for you.
Try: An empire waist Why: This style draws the eye up from your middle and to the narrowest part of your shape. If you have: A Bigger Booty
Try: Bottoms with rings Why: Sure, rings look cute. But more importantly, they keep your suit from riding up and exposing that extra junk in your trunk.
Try: Boy shorts Why: A few extra inches of fabric will ward off wedgies...but still show off your curves.
Try: A plunging neckline Why: This look will draw attention to your top half and help balance out your figure.
Try: Darker bottoms with a lighter top Why: Dark colors have a slimming effect and minimize the look of your hips. But make sure you avoid tiny prints, even if they're dark.
Try: Low-rise cut Why: You can slim a curvy behind with bottoms that are set lower on the hips. If you're: Busty
Try: A V-neck Why: This style shows just the right amount of cleavage and elongates your figure, minimizing the fullness of your breasts.
Try: A thick-strapped halter Why: A beefy halter flatters and secures your assets. Avoid spaghetti straps or strapless tops because they will accentuate your top-heavy chest in an overwhelming, unflattering way.
Try: A top with an underwire Why: When you're blessed with a big bust, underwire is your BFF. Try to find one that ties in the back to minimize the chance of your top coming undone and your set popping out.
Try: A top with a supportive wide band Why: This strip supports your pair when you're active. Structure and support is crucial for busty girls.