Water worthy: Swimwear that fits your body type
Posted June 12, 2012 by Linda Miller
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Candie's floral halter monokini will look good on women with athletic bodies, $64, available at Kohl's.
Most women don’t include swimsuit shopping on their list of favorite things to do. Too many factors figure into the experience — bad dressing room lighting and mirors, overwhelming swimsuit choices, poor body image, not knowing what style looks best on certain body types.
Now a new study finds that even just imagining trying on swimsuits can increase a bad mood.
To help with the challenge, David Hacker, vice president of trend and color for Kohl’s, offers these tips for finding the best suit for your body type.
- Accentuate hourglass shapes with the latest one-piece silhouettes or go for a more playful look with halter tops and boy short bottoms in one of the season’s top bold colors.
- Tankinis and skirtinis work well for curvy physiques.
Athletic shapes can easily add curves with a monokini or classic bikini.
Check out these suits from Kohl’s:
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Chaps two-piece suit with ruffle top, available at Kohl's.
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