Every body is a bikini body!
levels this summer, wearing as little clothing as possible isn’t just a fashion statement, it’s a survival tactic. And while you can always wear your trusty shorts-and-sWhether you’re just splashing around in an inflatable pool, exploring the sea in island paradise, or just hanging out at home, a great swimsuit makes for the perfect OOTD.
That being said, finding a great swimsuit that looks amazing and fits just right can be quite a struggle – just ask any girl who’s stared at her belly overflowing from a too-tight bikini bottom or worried about a boob popping out of an ill-fitting bralette. A number of local swimwear brands have taken this bikini-buying struggle to heart, designing well-cut pieces that are meant to look good on a wide range of sizes, making it easier to find your summer uniform. A post shared by F L O A T S W I M W E A R
Classic cuts and colors make Float Swimwear’s pieces timeless. They’re the kind of suits you can wear anywhere . The brand includes a plus size line and a maternity collection, too. To try on their pieces for the perfect fit, you can check out their stores in Adora Greenbelt 5 and Shangri-la Mall, though their suits are also available on their
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