by During a heat wave, the last one that everyone should be about is emphasized, what they look like in a swimsuit. Staying cool your top priority should be, and if that means you mean a dip in the ocean or the swimming pool, do it!
Ok, now back to reality. Even the most self -assured baths among us often still have that small small nagging voice inside, and is insisting on finding the most weight loss swimsuit. We get it – and no shame here! If in a bathing suit looks lean and slim, that you feel fantastic and are more inclined to enjoy, then we are here for it.
In fact, we are here to help. We have assembled a panel from fashion professional to reveal insider secrets for choosing a swimming suit that succeeds. Bikini versus one -piece? Full coverage versus barely there? Regardless of your preference, keep reading for expert tips and tricks.
Meet the experts:
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Alissa Bristow, vice -president of creative/design at L*Space
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Stefania Frangista, owner and main designer at Stefania Frangista
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Jen Hinton, Chief Creative Officer/Co-founder at Carve Designs
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Sarah Heaton, head of the product at Boohoo
Choose a high -cut leg
It is completely normal to want to cover more skin in retro bikini soils or swim broom. Our experts, however, agree: a swimming suit with a high -cut leg is much flattering and weight loss. “High legs can make your legs look longer. They are perfect if you are a petite or have a lower hips,” says Bristow. Heaton agrees and adds: “High cuts immediately extend the legs and create a tight silhouette.”
Choose the correct cover level
Similarly, Frangista warns that choosing a swimming suit with a lot of material can have the opposite effect than what you hope for, making you look bigger instead of smaller. “Covering too much of the body is often less flattering,” she says. “Instead, I recommend selecting a style that offers medium -sized coverage.” For example, instead of choosing the swimming skirt, try a more classic bikini snit.
Become creative with color blocking
We have all heard that black is slim, but let it not stop you from embracing other shades this summer. Our experts say that color block designs are your best gamble on the beach. “Dark color blocking can offer subtle slimming effects and still feel fashion-forward,” says Bristow. Hinton adds: “We designed our dahlia in one piece with color blocking to break the body and make it look smaller.”
Search for details of the waist
The professionals have a few different tricks for creating a slimmer look through your middle part.
“If you are looking for something sculpting, go for a swimsuit with contrast pipes or side panels, while they pull the eye in and define the waist,” says Heaton. Hinton seconds that, in which it is explained that “side panels can make your waist look small.” She also says that seams along the front of your swimsuit can also give you a slimmer look.
Make ruchen a requirement
If a less than unanimous belly makes you self-conscious, a bathing suit with ruffles in the belly is a no-brainer. Bristow explains that the subtle pleading can secretly slim the stomach, while Hinton reveals that she has added ruffles to the popular result of her brand to ‘hide a belly’.
