Truly, shopping for larger women does not have to be as hard or as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Of course, it takes some time, and some extra planning because there are not so many shops for bigger women, but it can be done.
First, it is important to know your correct bra size-not the bra size you think you wear. If you are not sure, ask the salesperson for some help in measuring you.
Avoid flashy, flowery patterns for the swimsuit that you have picked, stick with solid colors if you can. This will give the effect of making you seem slimmer, especially if the color is darker.
When putting on the swimsuit, try to find one that will accentuate your breasts, and take the eyes away from your stomach area. Put it on, and stand and let your breasts fall into the cups of the swimsuit, just as if you were trying on a bra. Does it feel natural? If so, then the suit will probably work.
Next, look for swimwear that has one of those tummy tightening panels in it. While the tummy tightening panel in the swimsuit may not work miracles and totally get rid of your stomach, you will look trimmer. Now, there is another issue to be concerned with when talking about the large women's swimwear-the thigh area.
Covering up the thighs and the famous cellulite that large, plus-sized women suffer from is easy to do with a simple women's plus size swimwear style skirt. Simple and easy to take off and on, not too long and fun.
Plus size women's intimate apparel is interesting to shop for, although sometimes difficult, unless you know just where to go to. Make sure that you have accurate measurements for your hips, as well as your breasts.
Pick out some pretty underthings - bras and panties are supposed to make you feel feminine. So take advantage of it, and make sure that they fit the right way. Proper fit will build up your confidence.
Just as you fit yourself for the swimsuit, stand up and let your breasts fall forward into cups of the bra. Now adjust the straps so that they are even, and look at yourself in the mirror. Is the bra pinching you anywhere? Is it too loose, and you are able to fit your fingers under the ribbing too easily? If so, try a different size.
Panties are based on your hip size, and the different brands have sizes usually listed on the back of their packages. If not, talk to an available salesperson on the floor, and ask them about the panty size. Some stores will not permit you to try panties on due to health regulations--unless you are wearing your underwear while you try them on.
Looking for a plus size corset can be challenging, too, but not impossible. Knowing how to fit yourself for a bra is an important skill when it comes to buying a corset, as it will make the corset fit through the top properly. Having the laces loose enough when putting on the corset is also an important thing, and then adjusting them equally makes the look of the corset even better.
Have someone-preferably a salesperson--help you tighten the laces the first time you try on the corset, so you understand how they should feel and look. Next, put on a blouse that you might want to wear over it, and see how it looks together.
Once the corset is properly fit, you will feel so much better, and sure of yourself.
Just as shopping for intimate apparel for plus size women is not particularly hard, with time, and effort you can definitely find some great plus size swimwear!
Ellie_Lucas
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