Womens Swimsuits (1000+)

Follow these tips to find the right type of bathing suit for your body type. Hourglass: A high-waisted bikini or a one-piece swimsuit with cutouts can accentuate your curves and highlight your waist. Pear-shaped: A one-piece swimsuit with a plunging neckline or a high-cut bikini bottom can balance out your proportions and elongate your legs. Apple-shaped: A one-piece swimsuit with ruching or a wrap design can create the illusion of a slimmer waistline and draw attention to your bust. Athletic: A bikini with a halter top or a one-piece swimsuit with a scoop or square neckline can enhance your shoulders and create the illusion of curves. Petite: A high-cut bikini bottom or a one-piece swimsuit with a deep V-neck can elongate your legs and make you appear taller. Be sure to try the suit on as brands may fit slightly differently.

To keep your swimsuit looking fresh and lasting longer, follow these tips: 1. Rinse after each use: Rinse your swimsuit with cold water after every use to remove chlorine, salt, and other chemicals that can damage the fabric. 2. Hand wash: Machine washing and drying can be harsh on swimwear. Instead, hand wash your swimsuit in cold water with a gentle detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. 3. Avoid wringing: Do not twist or wring out your swimsuit as it can damage the fibers and cause stretching. 4. Dry flat: Lay your swimsuit flat to dry, away from direct sunlight. Do not hang it or put it in the dryer. 5. Alternate swimsuits: To extend the life of your swimsuit, it is recommended to have more than one swimsuit and alternate wearing them. This allows each suit to fully dry and rest between uses. 6. Avoid rough surfaces: Try to avoid sitting on rough surfaces like concrete or wooden benches as it can cause pilling and snags on the fabric. 7. Store carefully: Store your swimsuit in a cool dry place, away from direct sunlight, to prevent fading and discoloration.