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Buying Swimsuits for Larger Busts
Buying Swimsuits for Athletic Bodies
Buying Swimsuits for Pear Shape Bodies
Buying Swimsuits for Full Bottoms
Buying Swimsuits for Wide Shoulders
Buying Swimsuits for Too Much Tummy
Buying Plus Size Swimsuits
Buying Swimsuits for Long Bodies
Buying Swimsuits for Pregnant Women
Buying Swimsuits for Short Torsos
Buying Swimsuits for Slim Waists
Buying Swimsuits for Hourglass Shape Body Type
Mixing & Matching Swimsuit Types
Choosing Beach Wraps
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"It's Amy Ellars here for Expert Village. I'm here in sunny Malibu, California to give you some advice on how to wear a swimsuit for your type of body. Right now, I'm going to give you some advice if you have a little bit too much tummy. I know sometimes it's hard to get that off, so we're just going to give you some suits to cover it up. The suit I'm wearing is tankini suit. It has a cute polka dot style to it. Also, it's a tankini, so it's not attached like a one-piece. It gives you the freedom and style so you can move around when you're out on the beach playing volleyball with your friends, at the pool swimming. It also has a cute little lower back waist there. It's a cute little style. It's totally in and you'll have so much fun with it while being free and covering up exactly what you need to cover. They're cute, they come in different colors. Please try to avoid solid colors because it will kind of show your tummy. I've got a suit here that is a full piece suit. It will provide coverage for your belly, but it is a solid color. With solid colors, your tummy will top out a little bit, so you want to try to avoid that. Also, what you'd like to avoid is any kind of bikini, teeny weenie tri top bikinis, anything that will show your stomach a little to much. As long as you're not comfortable with that, I wouldn't wear it. Just be comfortable in what you're wearing. Make sure you have the coverage you want, but also enjoy what you're wearing and look great in it."
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