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How to Put on a Bikini: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 7, 2024
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Putting on a bikini may seem like a simple task, but there are several factors to consider to ensure a proper fit and appearance. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to put on a bikini with confidence and style.

1. Choose the right size: Before purchasing a bikini, it is essential to know your measurements. Measure your bust, waist, and hips, then use the sizing chart provided by the swimwear manufacturer or retailer to select the correct size.

2. Select the appropriate style: Pick a bikini style that flatters your body type and highlights your assets. For instance, halter tops provide more support for larger busts, while bottom styles like high-waisted or hipster cuts can accentuate different body shapes.

3. Hygiene first: Always try on bikinis with underwear for hygienic purposes, especially if you are trying them on in a store. This will also prevent any potential discomfort or skin irritation.

4. Start with the bottom: Hold the bikini bottom at each side and step into it while making sure its front is facing forward. Pull it up over your hips and ensure that it sits comfortably around your waist area.

5. Adjust for comfort: Tug the bottom fabric gently to cover your hip bones and adjust it so it does not bunch up or create unsightly creases. The backside should also cover enough of your rear without being too tight or too loose.

6. Putting on the top: Now, move onto the bikini top. If it’s a string top design, push up your bust while placing the cups over your breasts, and then fasten the clasp in the back or tie it if necessary.

7. Secure halter straps: If your bikini top has halter straps, you can loop them around your neck and tie them securely behind your neck while making sure they’re not too tight.

8. Adjust for even coverage: Adjust the cups evenly over your breasts to achieve a balanced appearance and secure fit. Ensure that the underwire or band sits flat against your chest to provide proper support.

9. Check for gapping: Ensure that there is no significant gapping between your breasts and the bikini top, as this may lead to a loose fit or wardrobe malfunction.

10. Double-check the overall fit: Look in a mirror and carefully examine the bikini’s overall fit. Walk around and test the fit while moving to ensure it stays securely in place.

11. Accessorize: Complete your bikini look with stylish accessories such as sunglasses, a sun hat, or a cover-up for added style points and skin protection from the sun.

By following these 11 steps, you’ll be able to put on a bikini with ease and confidence, ready to enjoy a day at the beach or poolside lounging.

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