Has there ever been a more proverbial "double-edged sword" than being a full-busted woman? Small busted women crave larger sizes and spend billions of dollars a year in efforts to heighten and enlarge. Large busted women turn colse to and spend billions of dollars a year in reductions. The bust line has forever stood as the particular most focal point of womens' fashion and every designer uses it as the beginning point. Forget the phrase, "from the head down". When it comes to womens' fashion, it is "from the bust out".
For purposes of this article, we are going to dismiss those gravity-defying enhancements that gift their own fitting qoute and focus on the natural, full-busted women and selecting the acceptable swimwear. Unlike clothes fitting where bras and outer clothing work in tandem to accentuate or de-emphasize the bust line, swimwear is the only layer that will be viewed by the social and becomes the first-rate "what you see is what you get".
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Choosing the proper swimsuit style, color and fabric is more significant to the full-busted woman, but is approximately equally as foremost to the small-busted woman. One of the most difficult combinations to deal with is a firm, trim body, somewhat on the short side, that is accompanied by a very full bust, like a D-cup. The body is a first-rate candidate for a two-piece suit but runs the risk of an exaggerated top-heavy look, if fit into the incorrect style. In this case, the key found concern is to draw eye attention away from the bust and towards the hip/tummy area. A higher V-cut lowest works well, especially with side ties where the bowed, tied strings attract attention. Bead adornments and splashes of color and pattern also can be used to focus attention on the hip area and away from the bust line.
The key to the top fitting is to be sure the pieces can be purchased as separates and the top comes in a D-cup size, or even Dd-cup. Without the D-cup size, the fit is too tight, especially colse to the sides of the breast and attention is drawn to the spillage and bad fit. Strings or beads at the bust line should be avoided but are great for the tie straps, especially on a behind the neck tie. Turquoise beads work great on the tie straps as they draw attention up and give a more elongated, sleeker look. The matching cover-up is foremost too and should be worn low on the hip to again, draw attention downward. A smaller busted woman plainly needs to reverse this strategy and draw attention to the bust and away from the hips/tummy area, especially if that area is disproportionately larger than the bust. The lowest should be kept straightforward with a medium cut and little color or adornment. Beads and strings right at the bust line, accompanied by bust pads and good uplift sustain heighten this area and keep attention focused at eye-level.
The more prevalent aggregate is the full-figured and full-busted woman. In this case, the key found observation is to assault a balance between the two areas without over-emphasizing either. The safer found is to focus attention upward, generate an farranging elongated look and avoid adornments and color splashes in the more problematic areas. One-piece suits are the best selection but style need not be sacrificed in the name of fit. The first-rate dark colors such as black and dark blue become the mainstay but chocolate brown works as well. A bit of color on the straps themselves moves the eye upward and any other colors need to be subtle, like floral patterns instead of bold striping. Angled vertical stripping works well, especially when the stripe starts downward right under the bust, and then angles sharply away from the mid section.
Fabric content also becomes more foremost and suits with a higher division of lycra (spandex) offer firming operate in qoute areas, especially the tummy. The leg cut should be slightly higher which elongates the leg and projects a slimmer look. The suit should have good under-wire sustain that not only lifts, but lifts and separates, so as not to give a squished bust line. The fabric should not be so restrictive but allows for a little bounce, as that is natural for a full bust.
The major obstacle in fitting this body type is not so much design, color and fabric, but the overly significant eye the woman brings to the store. It's sad but most women fail to perceive that the midpoint American adult woman is colse to 160 pounds, about 5'6" and a size 14. Especially for the middle aged woman, this form type is very enchanting and absolutely normal, but too many women get caught up in that unrealistic Hollywood and model portrayal of underweight, 5"10" bodies. Be proud of the body type you were blessed with and use fashion and found guidelines to project the farranging body image, instead of focus on one area. Remember, a swimsuit is a statement of display and the social all the time appreciates a great show.
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