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Mel W.

Mar 14, 2013

Mel W.

What should I do if I feel self conscious about my body? I got invited to a beach party and I need a new bathing suit. I don't like showing a lot of my body like a bikini but I don't like one pieces! Help!

Natalie L.

Mar 14, 2013

Natalie L.

Opt for a tankini. It‘s like wearing a tank top as a bathingsuit. Try and find one in a small or colourful print to take away focus on problem areas and be sure to find one with adjustable shoulder straps and fitted under the bust. You can also find one with cinched in sides, which give the illusion of an hourglass and makes your waist tinier. I have one and I pair it with a pair of simple black bikini bottoms. (: I love it. it makes my boobs looks great, it covers my love handles, and the black disguises my bottom and it‘s all super flattering! I bought my tankini top from walmart :P.

Mel W.

Mar 14, 2013

Mel W.

Thanks!

Hazel G.

Mar 14, 2013

Hazel G.

Depends which bit you don't like, like with me I'm fine with my top half but get abit concious about my thighs sometimes so I wear a bikini top and guys swim shorts.. it's not exactly a 'sexy' look but can kinda pull it off as a surfer look or something lol =]

Natalie L.

Mar 16, 2013

Natalie L.

@Hazel I agree though. I‘m more embarassed to show my stomach than I am my legs. So the one I suggested is for people who are more confident in their legs, I‘m glad you covered the other way! (: You look beautiful though, I see no reason for you to not feel confident about any part of you m‘dear (:

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