Finding the perfect bathing suit can be a challenge for anyone, but it might seem near impossible when you can't find a top in your cup size. All too often, we give up the search for perfection and settle on hiding our curves under not-so-attractive, minimizing wet suits. Or, even worse, we decide to skip the summer fun all together. But, there are bathing suits out there that flatter every shape and size — yes, even yours. 
After doing research on what tops and bottoms fit right on different women (Including myself ) I decided to help others and share my thoughts and opinions. I separated this topic into 5 different categories. 

xoxo Stephanie Rose

SMALL BOOBS !

Triangle tops with padding are ideal for small busts, but there are so many bust-enhancing styles of swimwear on the market today. 

Enhancing your boobs and lifting the girls up will show them off and provoke a hint of 'sexy' - Or you can play around with fun decorative tops! Age appropriate tops are really important! You don't want to be too old and rocking teen flirty top. Nor too young trying to show off what really hasn't fully developed. When in doubt, enjoy your skin and beauty and most of all... Have fun ! 

FLAT BUTT !

For most women who have no junk in their trunk, swimsuits often look fine until they check their backsides. It's like shopping for jeans, Something will fit the hips nicely, but then you turn around and your butt looks deflated. Women gravitate to string bikinis because they can adjust the waist so it's not pinching into them, But women should opt for more "attention grabber" bottoms, like a skirted style with a ruffle that adds volume, Or a bold cheeky print to show off what you do have !

 Often women and are not too 'sassy' when it comes to showing off a little more skin. But if you are, Go for it! But when you do find yourself looking for a cheeky bottom with ruffles, and rushing -->
or with a nice bow in the back to enhance that tush !!!

Now, if you are uncomfortable with the cheeky ideal for a bottom, NO WORRIES... you are NOT alone. Most women prefer to find other ways to help enhance their backsides with out being 'exposed'. If you do prefer the side ties, find a nice print to go with it. Such as horizontal stripes. Most Plus size women know to stay away from horizontal stripes because it makes them appear more wide... In this case, to enhance a flat butt it would be perfect. Horizontal stripes helps widen and 'plump' your bum.
If you prefer the regular 'panty' style bathing suit, find one with a cool design/print in the back. Wether its a saying, picture, or design. Drawing more attention to your backside will help create a firm booty. Rather the dull and disappointing backside. Make you swim wear fun and interesting.

Full Bust !

The key to enhancing a big bust is support, support, support! Good: Halter-style tops. Bad: Triangle tops!! 

The typical (triangle) bathing suit top is NOT good for any big 'boobielious' gal. It won't provide support nor would it be attractive ! 

When shopping for a bathing suit tops, don't break your head thinking you will never find one.. because half of the time, women don't know what exactly their looking for. 

Don't always go for how pretty it looked on the model in that picture, or how nicely it looks laid out on the table.

Know your body shape and feel comfortable in it. 

Underwire (like the one used in our normal day-to-day bras) are preferred. As we know, it gives us support and prevents sag and any unwanted pain and/or rolls.  

The more straps there are on the top - the better support you'll have and it will also give a 'sassiness' to you upper body.

Sculpted bras/tops are also a really good idea. Not only will your breast look nice a perky, but the top gives off a gorgeous vibe and not "sloppy". Making a full bust look FABULOUS.

Curvy Hips & Thighs!

AND CURVY ALL OVER !!

Women who are curvy tend to have fuller hips, often paired with a larger bust.  Despite what the media may say, curvy and full-figured women are voluptuous and sexy, and most importantly, they look healthy.

Above all, you want to find designer swimsuit styles that will fit and support you well up top and on the bottom.  You want to draw attention toward your best features and away from any problem areas.  Also, you don’t want to further accentuate your curves or make your hips appear wider. Avoid horizontal striped patterns, as well as designer swimsuit bottoms that are too thin (stringed bottoms) or too thick (hipsters or boyshorts) on the sides.

 Halter and constructed tops, especially those with underwires, will provide great bust support.  If you want to hide your inner thigh area, skirted designer swimsuit bottoms are universally flattering on everyone, and they come in both one and two-pieces.  If you want to hide your tummy, try one-piece designer swimsuit styles; those with a higher Lycra Spandex count or sexy shirred detail are more slimming.  As a rule of thumb, dark solid colors for tops, bottoms, and one-pieces are generally more slimming than lighter colors or prints.

BE PROUD, LOOK FAB & ENJOY