Kristina Guilmain is the design director and fit expert at Swimsuits For All, an inclusive swimwear brand that caters to sizes 4 through 44. We can’t talk about your swimwear wardrobe without mentioning the super trending cover-ups. Be it a kaftan or a cute beach dress, we offer you beautiful styles that will have you spotted at the beach, resort, or the street! Go wild with a printed kaftan or keep it cute with a tropical floral print. Wherever you’re headed, we’re sure something from our online swimwear collection is coming with you, be it high waisted women's bikini, padded swimsuit, tankini or any of the stylish swimsuits.

We suggest going full out with the bikini bottoms and a tie-sarong skirt to complete the playful look. But there are no additional features for the bust, so this might not be the most supportive for large cups. What We Love: This bikini offers a playful twist to your typical triangle bikini with waffle texture and scalloped edges. What We Don’t Love: The bikini bottoms are low-rise and cheeky, which might not be to everyone’s liking.Kids Offers 3 for 2 Kids Clothing Girlswear Starting @ 490 Up to 70% Off On Boyswear All Kids @ Minimum 60% Off From the makers of the popular Busty Bralette, which was designed specifically for those with large breasts in mind, Lively's swim line follows suit with a bikini top for larger cups that closely resembles its inclusive intimates. The style is designed for sizes D to DDD with a fit that offers comfort, coverage, and support; traditional sizing is available for smaller chests, too, as are bottoms in high-waisted and bikini cuts. It does all this will the help of removable padding, a wide sport band, adjustable straps, and a soft lining for all-around comfort that holds the body. However, the size range is only based on cup size and does not take into account band size and busts larger than a DDD.

What We Love: We could wear it from the lounge chair to the surfboard, and felt cute and secure all the way.Not only does this bikini top have a supportive underwire, but it also is double-lined (as are the bottoms) and keeps everything comfortably covered. On top of that, the fabric feels ridiculously soft, thanks to the high-quality materials (that are also sustainably made). Bottoms: When it comes to bottoms, first consider how much coverage you prefer. Some suits are cheeky, which means they show off more of your bottom, while others are full-coverage and less revealing. Another important element of design is the waistline. A high-waisted bikini bottom can appear to be more slimming because there's more material to keep everything in place, and the cut emphasizes your natural waistline. Lower cut bottoms typically show off the abdomen and emphasize the hips instead. Features like side ties or drawcords can be adjusted for a better fit, as well.