Got a small top?
You can boost its appearance by wearing bikini tops with underwires and padding. You can also create the illusion of a bigger bust by choosing brightly patterned tops. Bikini tops are perfect for you rather than wearing one-piece suits because the latter will just flatten you.
Got a big top?
Halters can provide great support. Make sure you go with adjustable ones for a better fit. One-piece swimsuits with built-in foam cups or padding can also help lift up the girls.
Got wide shoulders?
Play up the bottom part of your body by highlighting it with bright colors and bold patterns. Wider shoulder straps and square necklines can also minimize the appearance of your shoulders.
Got a big bottom?
Balance it with patterned tops. Drawing the eye to the top half of your body will lessen the attention to the lower part.
Got a big belly?
Look for control-top swimsuits with a special panel that help reduce the appearance of your tummy. If you’re bent on being in a two-piece, look for halter tops that will fall just above your bikini bottom.
No waistline?
You can experiment with belted swimwear that will give your waist some definition or you can even slip on one-piece suits that are cinched in at the waist.

If you’re the modest kind, you might want to take a look at tankinis or slip on some board shorts.

Here’s an example of a very nice Victoria Secret swimwear:

Frills and ruffles are a big trend and a great way to add volume to the less endowed areas of your body.

Swimwear is generally famous for making chests look flat. But the bra top swimsuits come with underwire and push up pads that help small breasted women show a nice cleavage while fuller breasted women can use them for support and uplift.

This season bright colors such as red, purple and pink are trendy.