For overweight individuals, choose a dark monochrome swimsuit with a simple and smooth style. Don't choose a split style swimsuit as it will look more bulky. Thin swimsuits should be chosen with unique parting lines, or with colors such as orange, red, and yellow that give a sense of expansion. Short people should choose swimsuits with bright colors, lively styles, and high leg shapes to make their legs appear slender. Choose a swimsuit with a chest pad and bra for a flat chest. In addition, a swimsuit with a shoulder strap tied around the neck, which folds the swimsuit towards the chest, will have a good breast shaping effect. The split style swimsuit with waist thickness selection can separate the upper and lower vision, eliminating the trouble of waist thickness. Choose a style with skirt edges or flat corners for thick thighs, which can cover the thickest part of the thighs.

However, a close fitting swimsuit can easily expose the shortcomings of one's body, with thick waistlines and enlarged buttocks appearing unreservedly in front of others, making it easy to feel ashamed of oneself. Therefore, fashionable women should know how to leverage their strengths and avoid their weaknesses when choosing swimsuits. Choosing the right swimsuit can not only improve their shortcomings, but also improve their lines and regain confidence.

Additionally, it is recommended to choose one with a chest brace for larger breasts, as it will look better when worn.