View Full Version : Serious question about swimwear for all the other trans girls here.
I love swimming. It's a real passion of mine. I'm hoping soon to get some laser so I'll once again be able to go swimming and not worry about my chin showing any shadow (Normally I'd conceal any with foundation, no such luck in chlorinated water)
Question then:
What to do about swimwear? I personally prefer one piece swimsuits and can't wait to show off my body in public in one (having natural breasts is a major bonus now, no longer relying on falsies) however I'm EXCEPTIONALLY conscious of the crotch bulge - ESPECIALLY in tight lycra.
Can anyone give me ideas on styles which might avoid this? What has worked for you girls? I have a hard time taping and would worry a lot about it coming loose. I've had the swimsuits which incorporate a small skirt suggested to me, but would welcome any and all other ideas - I am finally starting to be proud of my body and want to be able to get myself back in the water and SWIM!
franalexes
07-22-2011, 10:23 AM
Amy, check pm's
JodieTs
07-22-2011, 06:53 PM
Amy, check pm's
Curious
can I have one too. :)
franalexes
07-22-2011, 07:02 PM
Yes,
er,,,,check or a pm?;)
JodieTs
07-23-2011, 06:42 AM
Yes,
er,,,,check or a pm?;)
A $cheque$ will do nicely.
Melissa Pink
07-23-2011, 07:42 AM
I love swimming. It's a real passion of mine. I'm hoping soon to get some laser so I'll once again be able to go swimming and not worry about my chin showing any shadow (Normally I'd conceal any with foundation, no such luck in chlorinated water)
Question then:
What to do about swimwear? I personally prefer one piece swimsuits and can't wait to show off my body in public in one (having natural breasts is a major bonus now, no longer relying on falsies) however I'm EXCEPTIONALLY conscious of the crotch bulge - ESPECIALLY in tight lycra.
Can anyone give me ideas on styles which might avoid this? What has worked for you girls? I have a hard time taping and would worry a lot about it coming loose. I've had the swimsuits which incorporate a small skirt suggested to me, but would welcome any and all other ideas - I am finally starting to be proud of my body and want to be able to get myself back in the water and SWIM!
I must admit modesty in this area. My skin is very fair and I seldom go to the beach. I do like to swim and stick to one piece swimsuits. There are a few brands that I've found that will flatter your figure. I'm a size 10 or 12 and I've found a few Speedos that fit and enable me to swim comforably. www.justmysize.com has some cute swim suits for plus sized GG's and T-girls that need anything size 14 and up and very flattering to the figure.
I hope that this helps!
franalexes
07-23-2011, 08:06 AM
I must admit modesty in this area. www.justmysize.com !
The Sarong styles look nice.:)
Melissa Pink
07-23-2011, 08:19 AM
The Sarong styles look nice.:)
I agree! I don't think I'll ever have the figure for a string bikini but I like to wear swim suits that flatter my figure and for lack of a better term "age appropriate". I hope this information helped your quest for the perfect swim suit. Good luck!
Ooh, the sarong style ones are an idea! I've never seen them before!
Melissa Pink
07-23-2011, 08:38 PM
Ooh, the sarong style ones are an idea! I've never seen them before!
Yes they are! There a few other styles on www.justmysize.com that you may like as well! I prefer the swimdresses as they flatter your figure in sort of a retro way and aren't too revealing "down there"!
franalexes
07-24-2011, 07:48 AM
http://www.popinaswimwear.com/vintage-inspired-swimwear-jocelyne-brown-zoom-c-72-p-1-pr-348.html
Try this one
or this:
.http://www.popinaswimwear.com/retro-skirted-boy-short-the-nicolle-swimwear-c-18.html
Melissa Pink
07-24-2011, 10:52 AM
http://www.popinaswimwear.com/vintage-inspired-swimwear-jocelyne-brown-zoom-c-72-p-1-pr-348.html
Try this one
or this:
.http://www.popinaswimwear.com/retro-skirted-boy-short-the-nicolle-swimwear-c-18.html
I adore both styles! Thanks for posting them. I tend to lean towards a retro styles from the 40's and 50's. I really like those vintage swimwear styles. They are stylish and sexy during an era when most women were a bit more modest than they are now. Just another item to put on my list of purchases.
Thanks for all the ideas! I may share some of me in them to see what you think.
desirouspussy
05-05-2012, 07:09 AM
Thanks for all the ideas! I may share some of me in them to see what you think.
Pity you didn't. So, what swimsuit did you finally end up with, Amy?
Swim shorts. Work like a charm.
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