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Very few people, unless they live in an area where they are beach bound all of the time and it is part of the "uniform," are comfortable picking out a bathing suit for summer, much less wearing one. In an attempt to demystify the process and to help you find the style that will enhance your body, here are a few pointers.
Let's face it. A bathing suit doesn't cover much (some less than others) so we can't hide behind layers of fabric...or can we?
3 Don'ts For Just About Everyone:
- Boy Shorts or Boy Legs
- String tie halter tops
- The big poofy skirted suits
I had a client who wears a size 2 shopping for a suit and she insisted that she wanted boy shorts because they "covered more." So I decided to humour her and see if she has learned anything from our months of wardrobe shopping. She tried on the bottoms and let out a yelp. "These are just awful," she replied. And it is true. They are just awful on just about everyone.
String halter-tops fall into that category as well. Unless you have very pert breasts and not very large ones at that, the string halter is a no-no. That would be followed by the poofy (yes, that is a made-up word) skirts. Many older people will buy them out of modesty, as will heavier women. Please don't. There are other ways to cover up that won't make you look like a beached whale.
When shopping for a bathing suit, go to a store that has the tops and bottoms separately if you are buying a two-piece. Many of us are not the same size in both places and a swim suit needs to fit properly.
Speaking of two-pieces, who should be wearing what style? Say "no" to the two pieces if there is flab where there shouldn't be. OK here we go! Hold on to your swim suit!
7 Simple Rules to Choose a Swim Suit:
- Choose a color and print that is flattering to your skin tone and body type.
- To enhance small breasts, use a print on top with a top that ties behind the neck.
- To minimize large breasts, use a tank style top but use caution. Avoid the uni-breast look.
- Slim the hips by not having the suit bottom rest on the area you want to minimize.
- Long torsos will look longer in a one piece. Try a tankini with a little shin showing in the middle to shorten your body.
- Hide a stomach with a one-piece that has a little gathering at the middle (a bit extra fabric).
- No waist? Create one with a one piece that is cut out at the sides or that has a sash or belt.
For accessories:
- Flip flops or sandals with a little heel or thickness will make you look less dumpy as you walk.
- Wear a sarong or skirt to cover up your legs if you want modesty or are trying to hide your thighs when not in the water. Choose a print or color that is flattering and tie it in a location that does not emphasize a bad area.
- A cotton gauze or sheer cover up is great for getting from place to place but remember that the sun will go through it. Wear sun block at all times.
We could go on and on about swim wear fashions and styles but the best advice is to go to a specialty store and try on different patterns and styles until you get one that is right for you.
Have a great summer!
Stylist, Indra Books, got her start early in life. At the age of 10 she started sewing with her mother and grandmother. By age, 12 she had won her first sewing competition and by 14 was making theatre costumes. After choosing not to pursue a career in the fashion industry, Indra continued to design gowns for friends and family including her own wedding dress and bridesmaids gowns. Twenty years after her mother told her to move to NYC to become a personal shopper, she opened her own life management business(ON THE GO 4 U) with personal shopping as one of the services provided.
Recently, Your Own Entourage™, a division of ON THE GO 4 U®, was created to provide star-like services to every day people that sometimes just need an entourage to get through life. The service is mobile meaning we come to you to provide service including stylists, personal shoppers, make up artist, concierge services and traveling personal assistants. We also arrange other mobile services to work with you. For more information, visit our website
June is the Shortest Month of the Year (in the World of Men’s Fashion, That Is!)
Every June, shorter men across the U.S. celebrate National Short Men of Style Month. According to U.S. Census Bureau Statistics, it is estimated that there are at least 30 million, professional, American men in the U.S. under 5’9” in height. These men are under-served by the existing retail menswear market, which tends to build their inventory programs around the middle 50% of shoppers, or men 5’9” and above, where profits are strongest. Nonetheless, there are many successful, stylish shorter men out there who make the extra effort to find stylish apparel even under these difficult circumstances. To celebrate and encourage those men, ForTheFit.com, an online short men’s e-tailer with headquarters in Orlando, Florida, sponsored National Short Men of Style Month.
Celebrating shorter men’s fashion is a great way to bring attention to the difficult fashion obstacles faced by shorter men, as well as the various ways these can be successfully overcome. For example, Fashion and style guides regularly suggest that shorter men should consider shopping in the boy’s department, or resort to tailoring and alterations. These options are unacceptable to many. The young men’s department offers an inappropriate fit for a man’s shape, regardless of his stature. Further young men’s styles often lack the maturity required by today’s successful, professional man. Alterations or custom tailoring can be viable options, but the process is not for everyone. “Buying clothes that always have to be altered is a pain in the pocketbook,” explains Mary Foster of Tinley Park, Illinois, a frequent shopper for her 5’9” and under husband and son. Greg Cason of Orlando, Florida, takes issue with the cost and time involved in alterations, and prefers to avoid the “extra trips” to get alterations after shopping for pants. Like many stylish shorter men, Mr. Cason has discovered the value in specialty retailers such as ForTheFit.com, who cater to shorter men, “The pants I ordered fit perfectly out of the box” he enthuses.
Shorter men often require trousers with shorter hems, a shorter rise, and smaller waist sizes. Sleeve lengths and the overall proportions of dress and casual shirts and most suiting available off-the-rack are generally too large for shorter men. To stock their online store, For the Fit, Inc.’s buyers look for apparel manufacturers and brands that cut their menswear fashions trimmer and smaller than average, and custom manufacturers apparel in sizes proportioned for their target audience. Jeffrey Bova, the company’s C.F.O., adds, “quality, up to date styles and known brands were sorely missing in this market segment… (this) dissatisfaction with the selection available in smaller sizes was a major factor that drove us to start our company.” Short men’s retailing is still a rather unique concept. Besides For the Fit, Inc., only about five other stores exist nationwide- including the popular Jimmy Au’s in southern California, and Napolean’s Tailor, with two locations in Wisconsin and Illinois.
National Short Men of Style Month was established to celebrate the shorter men, like Mr. Cason, who make the extra-effort to craft excellent personal style, despite the difficulties and limited shopping resources available to shorter men. Though the event has been celebrated since 2005, For the Fit, Inc. is proud to announce its sponsorship of some new additions to the festivities. First, they will be publishing their first ever list of the most stylish male celebrities under 5’9.” “Many people are surprised at how many of their favorite celebrities are men under 5’9”,” notes Mr. Bova, “these men know how to make their talent and style take center stage- not their height. There is a lot we can learn from them.” In addition, 2008 brings the first annual “National Short Man of Style” competition- a contest to find America's most stylish shorter man. Contestants will write a short essay and enter a photograph of themselves looking their best for a chance to win prizes such as a new wardrobe or a new suit ensemble from ForTheFit.com. Contest entries can be submitted online through June 15th 2008 at ShortMenofStyle.com. Visit the website soon- remember June is the shortest month of the men’s fashion year.
About the Author
Consuelo C. Bova, Esq. is C.E.O. of ForTheFit.com- the nation’s premier short men’s apparel retailer. The idea for ForTheFit.com was born of Consuelo’s frustration with the lack of stylish, quality apparel available in retail stores for her 5′7″ husband. In guiding ForTheFit.com, she draws on her EXPERIENCE (over 7 years in marketing, advertising, project management, and statistical analysis across various industries & internationally; 2 years public and private sector legal experience), her EDUCATION (B.S./B.A. degree from Georgetown University in 2000, including a double major in International Business & Marketing and a German minor; Juris Doctor degree in May 2006 from Stetson University College of Law in St. Petersburg, FL), and her FAMILY life (married to C.F.O., Jeff Bova, and they share a toddler son). In her free time, Consuelo enjoys party planning, dining out & traveling. Originally from Miami, FL, she speaks fluent Spanish & German, and conversational French.
do i have big feet for 16 yr old boy?
im a 16 yr old boy im 5`7 and my shoe size is 9,0 us mens do you guys think i have large feet
my friends 17 and he is 5'7 and he wears size 12
Ruritan completes work on challenging long ramp
Bowmantown Ruritan club members have built a number of handicap access ramps in and around their community over the years, but none quite as challenging as the 100-footer they wrapped up last week for an elderly neighbor in need.
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