Over the years, swimwear has changed with the times. When it first emerged onto the marketplace swimmers were covered almost from head to toe with material, today designers have individualized swimwear to match the size, body and personality of each person.
The One-Piece Phenomena
Fat or thin, tall or short a one piece bathing suit is the way to go for a lot of women, especially those who don't want to show too much skin at the beach. One piece suits are appealing because the stretchy material can cover up imperfections and allow people to feel more comfortable in their own skin. Today, some one-piece suits even have an extra layer of material to minimize trouble areas. The little black swimsuit is an industry standard because of its sleek look and slimming appearance.
The Standard Two Piece
Two piece swimming suits first became popular in the 1950s and their popularity has continued to blossom as the suits have changed. From string bikinis to two-piece suits that still cover the stomach the marketplace is widely changing every year. One reason why some people opt to buy a two piece suit is because they fit their body best. It is easy to buy one size to match your top and another to match your bottom, which will give you a better overall fit. Two-piece suits sometimes come with a skirt around the bottom portion, which allows women another way to cover up a trouble spot and make them feel more comfortable in public. Still other suits offer a high-waisted bottom, which also gives additional coverage when compared to the average string bikini.
Men's Suits Offer a Wide Range
The men’s swimwear industry creates suits that range from small tight bikini type bottoms to ones that look more like a pair of long shorts. Men too can buy a suit that not only fits their personality, but their lifestyle. For those who plan to do a lot of competitive swimming, suits also come in full-length tight pant designs to make swimmers go faster underwater. No how or where you plan to use your swimsuit, rest assured there is one designed to make your life easier.