To celebrate the last few weeks of summer and with Labor Day around the corner many families are planning to head to the beach or pool. One obstacle in preparing to enjoy the water for most women is finding the right swimsuit. Finding the right swimsuit that fits a woman’s unique body proportions can be a quite challenge and often discouraging. Trying to find the perfect swimsuit that will flatter a body whose measurements might be small on the top but larger on the bottom or larger on the top and smaller on the bottom is no easy task. Often a part of a two-piece suit will not fit well (or cover-up unwanted areas) and a one piece can sometimes be unflattering to a woman’s body. Mothers can especially relate that after having a child(ren), a woman’s body drastically changes. Her pre-baby body (and weight) can be very much an inspiring fitness goal but is not always a current reality when the time comes to put on a swimsuit. Women want comfort without always having to sacrifice style to achieve it. Knowing the dilemma facing all women, Maidenform, the global intimate apparel company, has launched the Maidenform Swimwear collection.
The Maidenform Swimwear line is a mix and match collection designed to flatter any figure, in all shapes and sizes.The line features Maidenform’s Custom Lift® technologies and the lift and support functions from Maidenform’s Lilyette® bras. The Custom Lift utilizes the same innovative padding system that may be found in Maidenform’s Custom Lift bra, ranked #1 pushup bra in domestic department and national chain stores. This lift feature adjusts in size and shape as the cup size increases.
The Lift & Support fit mimics the same exact technology found in Maidenform’s Lilyette® bras, and is ideal for larger busts. The hidden sling panel brings side support to the chest, while adjusting to the size and shape of the wearer. Sizes offered in the Custom Lift fit are 34A-C; 36B-D; 38B-C. The Lift & Support fit is available in 34C-38DD. Bottoms are offered in S-XL.
As a “larger on the top” woman and mother living in Florida the concept of having to wear swimwear throughout the year is definitely a reality. Like most women I was looking for flattering fashionable swimwear that was affordable and comfortable.
Maidenform Swimwear spokesperson Teresa DeBruno was able to provide the following helpful tips when choosing the best swimwear:
Q. What are your thoughts on mixing printed and solid separates? Should the print always be the top, and the bottom the solid?
A. Generally, the solid is on the bottom and the print is on top. Most women want to draw the eye away from the tummy / hip/ thigh area. The beauty with mix and match separates is that the customer can find her perfect size while choosing from different prints and solids to suit her personal taste.
Disclosure: I was provided a swimsuit by Maidenform Swimwear, however, thoughts and opinions expressed here are clearly my own.
Joscelyn, Owner of Mami of Multiples & Mami Innovative Media
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Lisa Wheeling says
Love the swimsuit you chose! I am going to check out the Maidenform website now.
Marcela says
I love that black swimsuit!!!
Jenny - Mama de Tres says
Totally made me laugh when you said that you didn’t want your “larger assets” to be on dispaly to the public…funny! All Moms can relate to that! 🙂
Carrie at Tiki Tiki Blog! says
I want a cloak of invisibility sometimes…
Thanks for listing options to that impossibility!
Presley's Pantry says
I like the black swimsuit that bunches up the side. I haven’t put a swimsuit on in years!
Uchi says
I like the black swimsuit too ! hehehe!
vianney/sweet life says
loving the black one!! thanks for the info, great points!!
Maura says
I love the swimsuit you chose! I’m a big fan of swim skirts. As I get older and my body gets lumpy in places it didn’t used to get lumpy (and I’m not even a mom yet…ay dios), it’s gotten harder and harder to choose a swimsuit for family vacations. And of course, whenever I find one I really like that doesn’t make me look like I’m trying to be 18 again, it costs an arm and a leg. I’m frankly really tired of spending well over $100 on a single swimsuit and not even feeling that good about myself while wearing it. I’m definitely going to check these out! Thanks for the reco!
Bren @ Flanboyant Eats™ says
loving that black and white bikini– could totally use it in Mexico next week!! loove it.
rachel says
Love the bikini!