11 Best And Less Childrens Swimwear

Best And Less Childrens Swimwear in 2023

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Swimsuit Styles

Searching for new swimwear can be a nightmare. Like certain clothing trends, swimsuit styles don't fit all body types. Thankfully, there are swimsuits which have been modified for all shapes and sizes, which has revolutionised the clothing rack landscape.

The classic board short has been a popular choice for both men and women and help to give a little bit more coverage in the water. Appearing like casual day pants yet also considered as swimwear added to its practicality value, especially in scenarios where groups needed a grocery store run during a beach side gathering. The last thing swimmers wanted to commit was 'indecent exposure' in public. This could cause potential confusion if one was confident enough to wear speedos to the corner store, as there is still an unknown line where swimwear awkwardly transforms into undergarnments in public spaces other than the pool or beach.

Moving onto swimwear with a more coverage, when you are made to think of the one piece suit, your first thoughts are either swimming athletes or Baywatch. With retro styles from yester-year coming back in fashion over the seasons, the look has caught eyes on the pool-side in a positive way. The boring athlete swimwear one piece has been replaced by new colourful prints that will make summer a little bit more playful. Australian swimwear label We Are Handsome have a fresh take on the 80s Lycra leotard with strong prints and images. The reinvented monokini has also become a stong one-piece contender by adding shape to the torso, giving a pseudo bikini look. We Are Handsome and the monokini have concluded that the one piece swimsuit can look great and anything but boring.

The bikini has embraced the water and fashion catwalks since the late 40's, with almost every swimwear brand accommodating the the two piece to their collections. For many well known brands, it is questionable whether the amount of material used on the garment could compare to their high price tags. Nevertheless, the bikini trend took off, with the ease of sun bathing without numerous tan lines seen a selling-point for women. In saying that, staying covered is advisable as it will protect you from the elements. Sarong's or light attire, will maintain a casual cool look to your overall beach style.
The tankini, a hybrid of the one piece and bikini should also be mentioned. With the swimsuit having almost the same amount of coverage as a one-peice, it is split into two. Commonly seen as a singlet top and bikini bottom, variations such as extra fabric around the bottom half give the impression of a skirt-like appearance. Users found such swimwear comfortable as the tank top and bottoms had the feeling of wearing normal clothes.

Body suits and 'rashies' (rashies the equivalent of a Lycra, semi turtle-neck shirt) have made it onto mainstream swimwear shops, where they were originally intended for ocean sports people such as surfers. It was the extra coverage and often thick body suit material which made it appealing for athletes, where it would serve as extra protection from harsh elements. Nowadays the body suit style has been adapted to the Lycra 'burkini' used amongst conservative Muslim women as the swimwear coverage retains their modesty.

Whenever deciding on swimwear confidence is always key, which is easier said than done sometimes when a swimsuit shows all the accumulated lumps and bumps from winter. Annual summer editions from mainstream fashion publications always provide tips of styles which fit different body profiles. In the end, finding a style which best matches your body shape, will make you look good and bring out your inner confidence on the water.