Shape swimsuit

Nowhere are you as conscious of your figure as on the beach, at the pool or while sunbathing. Of course you want to look good in your swimwear. With our fashionable swimsuits you give your curves a beautiful shape and you feel confident.

What does a Shape swimsuit do?

A Shape swimsuit often consists of 2 layers. The layer that is closest to your skin contains the shaping part. Often this is a powernet that exerts pressure on places that need it.

Your upper body is always shaped with a corrective swimsuit, whether you have a tummy or slightly wider hips, your curves are beautifully shaped. In addition, your back is smoothed out. The cut of the leg opening determines where you place the emphasis; on your hips and legs or not.

The cups of your swimsuit naturally influence how your breasts and cleavage are shaped. Read on to find out which swimsuit is suitable if you have a pear figure, apple figure, straight figure or an hourglass figure.

What can you expect from a shaping swimsuit?

Just like with Shapewear, you can't expect shaping swimsuits to make you look super slim right away. Shapewear can help you to disguise some parts of your body and make other parts stand out more

All swimsuits from our collection ensure that your curves are beautifully shaped. When choosing a shape swimsuit, pay attention to the shape of your body. Decide in advance where you want to emphasize and which part of your body you want to conceal. In the CurvesWear Fitting Room you can read all about the different body shapes.

Pear Figure

If you have a Pear figure, you have narrow shoulders and wide hips. You want to shift the attention from your hips to your narrow waist. A safe choice is a plain swimsuit or a swimsuit with a vertical pattern or a swimsuit that shifts the attention to your shoulders. A slightly higher cut swimsuit also works very well optically. Your legs look slimmer and longer. But don't go too high because your beautiful buttocks will no longer fit in the panties or your hips will become extra visible.

Apple figure

An apple figure often has a belly and slim legs, but can also have a fuller bosom. It is important that you give your bosom enough support and that you also show off your cleavage. This shifts the attention from your belly to your bosom. A black swimsuit is a safe choice, but a swimsuit with prints can make your belly less visible. Swimsuits with a wrap effect or pleats also provide a slimmer effect.

Straight Figure

If you have a straight figure, you often lack a clear waist and your shoulders are often as wide as your hips. By choosing a swimsuit with a sash, a nice band or diagonal pleats, you can create an imaginary waist. To make your shoulders look optically narrower, choose a halter swimsuit. This also draws more attention to your décolleté.

Hourglass figure

As an hourglass, you are blessed with a beautiful narrow waist and a figure that is in balance. You can show this off beautifully in a corrective swimsuit by emphasizing your waist and your cleavage. A slightly higher cut swimsuit makes your legs super sexy. But be careful not to go too high because that will just lose your beautiful shape.

Good models for you are the Mesh Striped overlay and the Classic Cross front swimsuit.

Bring on the sun!