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Swimsuit season is mere weeks away, and finding the perfect swimsuit for you is a chore we don’t look forward to—and if you’re above a C cup, the search can feel damn near impossible. Nip slips, spillage, overall discomfort—to avoid any unwanted accidents, your swimwear search has to be narrowed down to bathing suits specifically for big boobs.
The good news is: The good news is that we did the research to find the best bathing suits for full-chested women. From underwire tops (that are actually comfortable) to suits that give you all the adjustability you need, the days of dreading putting on your bathing suit are gone and are being replaced with ones where you look and feel like the 10 you are—all you have to do is scroll and click “add to cart.”
Underwire tops
Your swimwear should have the same amount of support as your bra—after all, there isn’t a huge difference between the two. An insider tip? A good tip is to look for swimwear brands that are also athletic or intimate. This way, you know they have the most experience with a good structure that’s meant to be supportive.
Straps with thick, adjustable straps
I know it sounds silly to think that not all swimsuits would have adjustable straps, but you would be shocked at how many don’t. For extra cuteness, look for suits that can be adjusted to fit your body. It is important to be flexible.
Halter tops
If you haven’t tried a haltered silhouette before, know that it’s basically magic. The halter structure instantly gives you a more lifted And supported bust, all while accentuating your shoulder and décolletage area. It’s everything you want for your next vacay Insta pic.
One-shoulder
If you are looking for a little more coverage in the bust area, a one-shoulder top might be your answer, as it’s both functional and chic. The best part? The best part? You can put on a white button-up with jean shorts to make it a look you can wear after the beach.
Mesh detailing
Mesh is not only super sexy, but it’s also a great way for you to cover your cleavage without feeling like you have too much fabric at the beach. From full-front mesh paneling to simple mesh hem detailing, it’s a great and lightweight way to add coverage on the chest.
Colorblocking
A three-hue color-blocking suit is a great way to minimize or enhance your body’s features. The color-blocking in general breaks down the body’s shape and tricks the eye into the illusion of a smaller chest (which can come in handy for some events). Plus, they’re absolutely adorable.
Source: The Every Girl