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"Let&amp;#x27;s start by making sure we&amp;#x27;re all on an even playing field: Swimsuit shopping is difficult for everyone, no matter what your perceived flaws are. Picking the right shape or embellishment can make a huge difference in how you feel in a suit (which is what it&amp;#x27;s all about, honesty). If you&amp;#x27;ve spent season after season searching for a bikini to enhance a small bustline, I think I might have some suggestions you&amp;#x27;ll be very interested in... An underwire with a little bit of padding (and a front bow!). I&amp;#x27;ve met some suits so padded, it almost felt like a joke. If that&amp;#x27;s your thing, totally get it, but if you&amp;#x27;re dubious, it&amp;#x27;s time to rethink. Some styles use just a tiny bit to raise your girls, making them appear larger. An underwire also makes the padding appear more normal than, say, a classic string bikini with those thick, removable pieces that feel vaguely like shoulder pads. If you can find one with a bow smack in in the middle of the chest, even better: It&amp;#x27;ll allow you to create just a touch more cleavage by cinching it tight. This H&amp;amp;M top fits the bill. An ultra-low scoop. Start looking for a scoop-neck top that goes down so low, you have only about a thumb&amp;#x27;s-height worth of fabric. While it won&amp;#x27;t offer much support (not a huge requirement for smaller cup sizes), it&amp;#x27;ll give off the illusion of bigger breasts. Another sweet side effect of styles like this Made by Dawn one? Since it&amp;#x27;s not a halter, it&amp;#x27;s fabulous for wearing under sheer shirts when you head out to dinner or drinks after a day at the beach. Ruffles. By adding extra fabric, you&amp;#x27;re creating more volume and movement up top and, by default, hiding a small bra size. The girly look is fairly popular, so you should be able to find lots of options, whether small and flirty or larger ruffles that hang more like curtains. This Tori Praver suit is a double bonus for small girls thanks to the underwire construction, which&amp;#x27;ll make sure whatever you do have is propped up. Triangles that sit far apart from each other. This sort of top spells disaster for anyone who&amp;#x27;s busty, meaning it&amp;#x27;s ripe for taking advantage of if that&amp;#x27;s not an issue for you. Where classic triangles would meet in the middle, this wide style can have a few inches in between. By default, it&amp;#x27;ll show off the rise and fall of your curves that would otherwise be completely covered by a larger top. Into it? Try it yourself with this Vitamin A top. Fringe There&amp;#x27;s a boho feel to a fringe bikini that moves in the wind that feels pretty cool on its own. It&amp;#x27;s smart if you&amp;#x27;re wanting to distract people from how little you have up top too, since it does just that. The faded color of this Rip Curl top reminded me of tie-dye and feels perfect for wearing with a pair of denim cutoffs and no shoes. What&amp;#x27;s your personal dilemma when swimsuit shopping? How can I help??"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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