Swimsuit fits for your body type

Summer's on it's way and that's great, but what women are looking forward to the prospect of buying a bathing suit?  I don't see any hands.

 Along with the journey to find the right jeans, this is a trip to the store that can take a while.  I know everything can be ordered online these days, but going out and trying on a bathing suit works best for me.  The three-way mirror found in a good fitting room allows you to see how you'll look from all sides, plus you can try on a few before making your selection.

I can't guarantee most women will ever like what they see in the mirror when they try on swimwear, however, I can pass on to you the advice of Kay-Lin Richardson, Fit Expert at Panache Swimwear.  I had a Q&A with her and she has great tips on what suit styles will best suit your body type.  This is not a fashion area for going off the deep end and buying whatever you happen to like.  She can help you narrow down your choices so you can enhance the good stuff and draw attention away from the bad.

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