Brazilian Bikini Cover Up

Wraps- sarongs, pareos, shirts, skirts and even trousers - are increasing on offer, making both the swimsuits, high waisted bathing suits and brazilian bikinis more versatile than ever, especially given the extra support to the bust that is now possible with developments in beachwear for women.

A T-shirt is probably the most fundamental item for mixing and mathing with separates. A sheer shirt is a good cover-up, and can be worn as an evening jacket when accompanied by a camisole, bustier or bodysuit. It can also be knotted under the bust for a 1940s' look.

Sarongs are available as long or short wraps which can be tied around the waist or hips, on top of a brazilian bikinis, swimsuits or high waisted bathing suits. Tied at the bust or at an angle under the arms they give a long-line look.

Loose skirts, such as the wrap-over style, can be worn over most brazilian bikinis and swimsuits and high waisted bathing suits and can also be paired with a cotton t-shirt, knotted blouse or cropped top. 

Loose palazzos are an alternative to the sarong for those who prefer trousers. They are especially flattering for the fuller figure. Full-length cotton trousers in a lightweight fabric that will absorb moisture, such as cotton, might be an alternative, particularly in warmer climates.

Walking shorts can be teamed with a brazilian bikinis top and a jacket for cooler weather. Drawstring shorts, which are usually loose and less fitted than walking shorts, are another option; these are knee length or slightly longer.

Sun dresses should be kept loose so that they can be slipped easily over beachwear for women or swimwear. Button front styles are very versatile as they can worn as a jacket over other items. Halter necks or thin spaghetti straps set far apart on the sholders are flattering and can take a t-shirt underneath on cooler days.

To learn more and find more different kind of swimsuits and beachwear for women, please visit brandora at www.thebrandora.com