Come summer and beachwear means a new worry for all the beach buds. What to wear, how to wear and what to hide, what to flaunt is the problem. Swimwear for women has become a specialized industry in its own right. From athletic pieces for professional competitions to printed pieces, bikinis and beachwear, swimwear has a large industry strength. More numbers mean all the more confusion in choosing the right piece for your body. This article will contain tips to choose best swimsuit for your body type.

The major tips on using a swimsuit to cleverly make your body appear better are:

To highlight a feature you like, use a bright color or pattern.

To hide something you don't like, use a solid color.

If you have pale skin, use black or deep jewel tones, such as dark purple, navy, and maroon.

If you have dark skin, bright colors can actually be more flattering and help hide what you don't like.

To add volume (such as to the bust or hips), choose a piece with ruffles in that area.

To hide volume (such as on the waist), use shirred or ruched fabric.

Wearing a swimsuit is exactly like wearing the perfect LBD. Choose one that fits you best. The above tips were only for the colors and patterns. But there are so many different shapes and tying styles for a single body type How would you know which one is the perfect? Below are some more tips:

One-piece will hide your waist. Choose one with shirred panels over the stomach, or in a dark, solid color.

A 1940s-style, bathing-beauty bottom that's high-waisted can also help hide a waist. Again, go with a dark color or shirring.

A tankini will highlight your waist, because it draws the eye to the section of skin that's showing. If you love your waist but not so much your hips or bust, choose this.

Boyshorts though uncomfortable make your hips look wider, regardless of color. If you have a large bust and want the hips to match for a classic hourglass shape, choose boyshorts.

High-cut bikini bottoms make legs look longer. If you're short, or you're long in the torso, this is a good selection.

Tie-front bikini tops draw the eye to the bust, as well as pulling the breasts closer to one another, effectively making them look larger. If you have small breasts and want them to look larger, this might be a good fit.

Bandeau tops are ideal to achieve an hourglass shape.

Large bust need to buy firmer pieces which gives them the right shape.

Swimsuit can make or mar your bodt's image especially when you are choosing for the beach. For professional sports it's best to stick the professional range by the sports companies because they have the right kind of fabric required for the strenuous workouts.