The perfect choice for the boyish figure

Details: Posted on Wednesday, 01 June 2011

How to Wear a Monokini Do people tell you that you have a model figure but in reality you wished you could have a few more womanly curves? There are many petite or skinny women that fall into this category. With a wrong swimsuit, it is possible to end up looking uninteresting in the least, and at worse, like a washboard!

Monokinis are a good solution for those who want the illusion of a little more curves.The cut-out on the waist pulls the eye in to give it a little more waist.

Some monokinis also help in other parts with booster cups and frills to give volume to necessary parts.

Look to the cover of the Shape Magazine (Singapore, June 2011) which features the Jets by Jessika Allen monokini style for inspiration. The colouring is also perfect to tighten the tummy area whereas enhancing the bust area. And of course, the monokini looks just like a bikini from behind but provides the surprise factor of a one-piece from the front.

Try some of the other monokini styles too to find the best one for you!

The cut-out gives the figure a little more waist and the moulded booster cups also lends help to forming a move curvaceous look. Placement prints are strategically placed prints move the eye to give even more curves at the right places. Also featured in HerWorld Summer Suits selection (Jets by Jessika Allen, Style J1471)

Super sexy python print frilled monokini from Vix ups the trend factor. The balance of the girly frills and the sexy python print makes the combination a definite great attention grabber (Vix, Style 220-193)

This classy monokini from the Lustre story in amethyst comes with moulded cups and thicker bands for those who want more support, and the shirred bodice is a trick oft-used to fool the eye even if you don't have an absolutely flat tummy (Jets by Jessika Allen, Style J1230)

Tags: Bikini | Body Shape | Jets | Monokini | Swimsuit

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