Rather than detesting the body that you were born with and praying that you could just transform into a goddess with a body to match, you can just try to work with what you already and accentuate your better features as you downplay the features that are not-so-great using these swimwear tips.

Tops

For tops, you could never go wrong with halter tops. Halter tops are flattering for all kinds of body shapes, as they could provide wonderful support or just a little lift. For those with fuller and larger cup sizes, you could try halters designed with a wide band on the bottom. Triangle halter tops would work best for women with smaller cup sizes. If you have a larger cup size but still want to sport a triangle halter top, then you could try to look for one that has an underwire. This is because the underwires could provide support needed by your breast so that would not fall out on the bottom portion of the swimsuit. A bra-style top with an underwire would be great for those women who have larger cup sizes and narrow shoulders. If you plan to wear a tankini, it would be best to opt for a longer top with v-neck line.

Bottoms

For bottoms, it would be advisable to go for bottoms that could be tied on the sides. Whether the ties are chunky or stringy, they would be great as you would be able to easily adjust the strings so that they would not be cutting into your sides. Bottoms that are Brazilian-cut would be good in making your behind look smaller, but keep in mind that these kinds of bottom could ride up rather easily. If you are looking into getting boy shorts to cover up something, they might just accentuate whatever you are trying to conceal. Probably a better alternative would be a skirted bottom, as they could offer a better cover-up than boy shorts.