Beauty & Style
How to choose the best swimwear for you
What Swimwear You Should Choose
It's scary but summer is around the corner and soon we'll see swimwear in shops. Here's what swimwear will be the best fit for you.
When a fashion week rolls into town, it's always a sudden reminder about what's around the corner, a whole new wave of trends that are just waiting to captive you and drain your credit card! It's slightly daunting however, watching next seasons swimwear come down the runway, when you're wrapped from head to toe against the cold. And worse when you know that underneath those layers there is some untanned, goose-pimply flesh that’s certainly not ready to see the light of day.
At Cape Town Fashion Week earlier this month, some of South Africa's premier swimwear designers, such as Dax Martin and LoveWaterLove, paraded their gorgeous tanned and toned models down the runway in some of the looks that we can expect to see on the beaches this summer. The collections included a lot of monochrome, animal and tribal prints, belted bikinis and the oh-so-daunting monokini.
But if the mere thought of swimwear makes your winter thighs quiver with apprehension, take courage, we've put together a few fail safe ways to ensure you buy the best swimwear for you this season:
So regardless of body shape or size, there is something out there for you. Just choose carefully, slap on some sun cream and head out into the sunshine...
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Hi, we're I Heart Your Outfit, two friends who love fashion and love talking about it. We’ve spent a good few years in the fashion industry, watching and learning how the tweak of a scarf or height of a belt can take a look from blah to brilliant. We want to show you how to take the season’s hottest trends and turn them into something you can actually wear... no matter what your size or shape. We’re all different, from the size of our butts to the size of our budgets and wardrobes, but we all want to look fabulous. So join us each week as we help you to express your individuality through fashion.








Ok, good comments for females - well done. But I am a little 'jealous'... if only guys could have a way of accentualting the positives and minimising the negatives of bodies that are not as olympian as they once were, e.g.
waist lines not as clearly defined below the once firm six pack (now grown to 'keg')
the previously well defined thigh musles now a little pudgy
etc.
Is there an angel of mercy out there who can design a summer beach look (other than a premamnent wet-suit) that will assist us?
Just a thought!
Well if i had my say...def not speedo aagh
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