Mix and match swimwear

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Mix and match swimwear

0 Comments Published by AnnM. on Thursday, April 21, 2005 at 12:32 PM.

Finally, more manufacturers are getting smart about how consumers want to buy swimsuits. After years of insisting that two-piece swimsuits be sold as sets, they are finally allowing women to mix and match the pieces by selling them as separates.

The first reason this is so important is for women who have wear different sizes on the top and bottom. In order to have a good fit, some women had to buy two swimsuits in the same style, but in different sizes. Or, they either squeezed one part of their body into a suit that was too small, in order to accommodate a good fit elsewhere, or wore a portion of their suit too baggy.

The mix and match trend has even more advantages. Prefer a halter style top and a French cut bikini bottom? No problem. Mix and match purchases allow each woman to pick the best style top and the most flattering bottom for herself. Experiment with the way different combinations look on you and create your own personal style. Try a bandeau top with a skirted bottom or a tankini top with boy shorts.

This allows you to select the amount of coverage you want and to get the best looking suit for your body shape. Some lines even have coordinating patterns, colors and prints so you can mix fabrics as well as cuts and sizes. If you have had trouble fitting in swimsuits in the past, try looking for retailers that sell these new separate style suits for a fresh approach to swimwear to get you ready to hit the beach.

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