Wide shoulders: which swimsuit to choose?
You have broad shoulders, hips and buttocks rather erased. When you buy a bikini, you usually take your top one size larger than the bottom so you have the V-shaped silhouette!
Mademoiselle Bikini's little trick for V-shaped silhouettes is to draw the eye to the bottom and the legs to reduce your rather "square" shoulders.
Mademoiselle Bikini has selected some pretty models of swimsuits especially for you:
For the bikini top: opt for deep V necklines to make your shoulders look smaller by putting on a small triangle top with ultra-feminine spaghetti straps or a scarf swimsuit.
For the bottom of the swimsuit: bet on a low-waisted panty or even a shorty that will give volume to your buttocks! Dare the girly effect with ruffles, frills, laces and knots, which by an optical effect, which will widen your hips.
For the 1-piece swimsuit: prefer swimsuits with V necklines or deep necklines that tie in the neck.
Swimsuits with straight straps or bras, bustier swimsuits, straight bandeaus and square necklines are to be avoided because they make the shoulders appear even wider than they are.
Find all the advice and a large selection of swimsuits on Mademoiselle Bikini.
Mademoiselle Bikini's little trick for V-shaped silhouettes is to draw the eye to the bottom and the legs to reduce your rather "square" shoulders.
Mademoiselle Bikini has selected some pretty models of swimsuits especially for you:
For the bottom of the swimsuit: bet on a low-waisted panty or even a shorty that will give volume to your buttocks! Dare the girly effect with ruffles, frills, laces and knots, which by an optical effect, which will widen your hips.
For the 1-piece swimsuit: prefer swimsuits with V necklines or deep necklines that tie in the neck.
Swimsuits with straight straps or bras, bustier swimsuits, straight bandeaus and square necklines are to be avoided because they make the shoulders appear even wider than they are.
Find all the advice and a large selection of swimsuits on Mademoiselle Bikini.