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ONE PIECE SWIMSUIT HISTORY

Article Category: Fashion

Author Name: Kelsey Emery

Swimsuits are worn for swimming, bathing, and other water based activities. These can be worn by both men and women. There are swimwear for women, for men or unisex that can be worn by both men and women. It can be loose or tight depending on the kind of swimsuit.
Swimsuits are made from either nylon, polyester, spandex, cotton, latex, silk or a combination of these materials. Choosing the right swimwear fabric is a must to achieve safety and comfort.
Women�s swimsuits have several kinds such as one piece swimsuit (which is sometimes referred to as tank suit), bikini (which is also known as two piece), microkini, tankini (a two piece swimsuit that leaves only a small gap in the hips and belly), monokini (which is also known as topless swimsuit), burqini (similar to a wetsuit which covers almost the whole body), and trikini.
These swimsuits varied from one another in their style and fitting. Some of them show too much skin and some almost cover the body.
One piece swimsuit is a kind of swimwear that is commonly used by women. It is not just worn for bathing and swimming purposes but also for sporting activities.
This kind of swimsuit was said to be worn in mid-1900s by an Australian swimmer named Annette Kellerman. She was wearing a tank top (which was similar to men�s swimwear) and was arrested in 1907 for wearing it because it shows off the skin of some body parts such as legs, arms, and neck which was unacceptable for women during that time.
When the public protested for her arrest, it became an acceptable outfit for women to wear by 1910 in Europe. It became a standard women�s swimming attire during the 1912 Summer Olympics.
Women have different body types such as straight (when the waist is smaller than bust and hips but the bust and hips have the same size), pear (when the bust is smaller than the hips), spoon (when the waist is smaller than the bust and the bust is smaller than the hips), hourglass (when the hips and the bust have the same size), and inverted triangle (when the hips are small and the bust is large).
Other body types are oval (when the hips are smaller than the shoulders, the breasts are large in size, and the waist are larger than the bust and hips), and diamond (having the same proportions with the oval body type but the breasts are small). One piece swimsuit is a perfect fit for almost all body types.
Whether it is for tummy control, creating a figure for having a tiny waist, overall slimming, emphasizing curves, or balancing proportions, the one piece swimsuit is the right outfit to wear. It gives the body an almost perfect figure and it will never go out of style.
Wearing a swimsuit gives a woman some confidence for their body because of the way it shapes the body and the way it gives style without compromising comfort. There are also a lot of brands today that offer different one piece swimsuit variants.

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