Swimwear or swimsuits evolve so dramatically through which as most say the cover becomes tinier and tinier.   From the long sort of cycling bottoms to tight fitted panties as bottoms and bra-like top. Forget the sleeves or shirt lengths, nowadays, swimwear goes along with bikinis, monokinis, tankinis, two-pieces or one pieces.  Stylist would say each of the styles have their own designs which can be suggested but not recommended to one body. That is because of women’s varying body shapes.  Knowing your individual body shapes will definitely score you a hot “10”when you frolic under tropical skies by learning what swimsuits fit your body best. When you talked about swimwear it is always a must to know about your body type.  There is the hourglass, inverted triangle, triangle and rectangle. The hourglass, from the upper body which is the shoulder down to your hip has the same width. And with the bottom, starting from your waist, which had a much more pronounced look compared with your upper body. Hourglass figures go well with swimsuits that have triangle tops. Triangle tops with thicker straps visually increase your cleavage, thus, give a fuller look to your upper body. You can also opt for tankinis and or bandeaus. Make sure to pick out those that have underwire especially in bandeaus and tankinis to give you support and lift for that swimwear. For bottoms, you may want to go with those that have ample coverage.  As you can fit almost any type of swimwear, covered bottoms will give a more sophisticated look rather than the raunchy, fleshy stringed bikinis.  Rectangle body shapes on the other hand, have equally same widths with their shoulders, waists and hips.  You can call them straight as most of them don’t have any curves. For this kind of body shape, your top choices for swimwear are again halter tops, bandeau tops and triangle with thin straps. You mustn’t go with swimwear Australia or bikinis with solid colours. Instead try wearing with bold prints. Prints is a big trend nowadays! This is awesome as you can be in trend while still staying gorgeouzzzz at the same time!  You can also pick out geometric shapes and stripes which is just like any nautical inspired dress less the pirates of course!  As for your bottoms, always keep it tiny and low riding. I know most low riding bikinis are from string bikinis or scoop bottoms. If you feel uneasy about strings, I would suggest getting those that have bands on the top. Ruffles is also a good way in creating curves to your body shape, another style for you to choose.  The triangle body shape, both of your waist and hips are broader than your shoulder.  This is easily remedied with colours or embellishments.  Try picking out dramatic tops in light colours. You can also pair this with prints in bandeau, halter, racer back or triangle bikinis. One-piece with empire waists is also highly recommended for this type of body shape. As this will immensely flatter your figure. Bottom choices will definitely go with solid bottoms with the top hitting the slimmest part of your hips but cut high on the legs to elongate it. For petites, this is good way in visually extending those leg sections. You should avoid boy shorts which is definitely contrary to popular belief, even having full coverage, this will make your hips look wider because of the wide band across it. And lastly the inverted triangle, your shoulder alone are wider than your hips and waists. Unlike the previous recommendations, opt for bikini tops with solid colours with high-cut, square, v-neck, or scoop necklines, handkerchief style or bandeau with straps. Trying also with your fail-safe one-piece tank but not highly recommended. If you are to get this, get the ones with wide shoulder straps and those that are set wide apart to help camouflage shoulder width. Your bottom option will that be of a wide-cut or boy shorts in colourful prints and accents. Accents maybe that of your belts, sashes and ribbons. As this will draw attention to the lower part of your body instead of the top. Furthermore, this will make the illusion of balance with a horizontal band across your hips.