Here are some tips to look out for:
- If you are conscious of your body getting bigger then go for darker colours as this will help to slim your frame
- During pregnancy your bust grows as well as your tummy area so your new maternity swimwear will need to give you extra bust support.
- Try to avoid strapless, or thin strapped maternity bathing suits as they will offer very little in the way of bust support.
- Go for wider straps on your maternity swimsuit, tankini or bikini as this will give you extra bust support.
- If you have a large bust and your bust has increased in size during pregnancy then go for adjustable straps and wide straps for comfort.
- A two piece, bikini, is a great idea if you feel confident with your growing maternity body, as bikinis will fit around your changing body shape and give you a balanced look as well as allowing you to show off your baby bump.
- Go for lycra based material in your maternity swimwear as this will have the most give and therefore will be more comfortable as your body grows.
- Look for maternity swimwear that has support, not only around the breast, but also around your tummy area and your baby bump.
- The tankini is a very flattering look as it covers the body, but it is also comfortable as the top allows movement around your tummy area.
- Some maternity swimsuits and tankini tops have a shelf bra inside to give extra support to the bust.
- Halterneck maternity swimwear can help to draw attention away from the stomach area to the bust area, the halterneck also draws attention away from the hip area.
- Detail around the bustline such as texture and large designs add decorative detail and help to break up the area that focuses on the cleavage, creating the illusion of curves and accentuating the area.
- If you have large hips then go for higher cut swimwear and dark colours on the bottom half to slim the area and draw attention away from the hips.
- Go with maternity swimwear that suits your body type as well as your pregnancy body!
- If you intend to do some aqua exercise such as aqua aerobics then opt for a maternity swimsuit with a bra shelf, as a tankinis will rise up when exercising in the water.
- Make sure that the maternity swimwear that you choose to buy is comfortable and is not too tight around your tummy area.
Kuta Maternity Swimsuit - Ref: 9531
A lovely swimsuit for mums-to-be in a dark mocha colour with contrasting animal print under bustline and to neckline.
- Non wired
- Round neckline
- Non-adjustable straps
- Scoop back
- 80% polyamide, 20% elastane/lyc
30C 32C 34C 36C 38C 40C
30D 32D 34D 36D 38D 40D
30E 32E 34E 36E 38E 40E
Coloured: Mocha
Price: £42.00
Tonga Maternity Swimsuit - Ref: 9570
A classic black maternity swimsuit in a soft fabric to ensure comfort and fit whilst pregnant
- Rouching at sides
- Shelf bra- elasticated underband
- Wide non-adjusting comfort straps
- Stretch fabric for comfort whilst you grow
- 80% Polyamide/Nylon, 20% Elastane/Lycra
32E 36E 38E 40E 32F 34F 36F 38F 32G 34G 36G 38G
Colour: Black
Price: £31.50
If you would like any help and advice about Maternity Swimwear then you can visit the Ample Bosom website online, email or call on 01439 798388 and one of the team will be more than happy to advise you.
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