Wouldn't it be just swell if our weight-control goals always coincided with our real-life schedules, so that just as bathing suit season rolled around, we'd be the perfect size? Unfortunately, it hardly ever works out that way!
No matter how hard we all try to get in shape prior to revealing our physique to the world, or just the neighbors at the annual block pool party, isn't there always at least a few pounds here and there to lose? How about those jiggly thighs to tone and arms to tighten up. Maybe even a tan would help to cover those vanity pounds that are still there from the winter months. Here are some helpful tips on picking a flattering suit for your body type:
If your physique is "pear shaped," meaning you carry the most weight in your lower region, search out a bathing suit that has a solid color, especially from the waist down. If you can find one with a print, bold color blocking, a ruffle or some sort of distraction on the top, that's even better. This serves the person of drawing the eye upward, away from your heavier bottom half.
No matter how hard we all try to get in shape prior to revealing our physique to the world, or just the neighbors at the annual block pool party, isn't there always at least a few pounds here and there to lose? How about those jiggly thighs to tone and arms to tighten up. Maybe even a tan would help to cover those vanity pounds that are still there from the winter months. Here are some helpful tips on picking a flattering suit for your body type:
If your physique is "pear shaped," meaning you carry the most weight in your lower region, search out a bathing suit that has a solid color, especially from the waist down. If you can find one with a print, bold color blocking, a ruffle or some sort of distraction on the top, that's even better. This serves the person of drawing the eye upward, away from your heavier bottom half.
bottom to draw the eye up - of course - I have small boobs too so
I don't want the eye to be up there :-/ Just don't look at me
people! :-D