Find the Perfect Swimsuit For Your Body

Small bust: Proportionally, you're smaller on top with an A or B cup, like Kate Hudson.

What to look for: A smaller chest requires less support, so you can look for styles with more minimal coverage or embellished detailing, bows, and patterns to create the illusion of a larger chest.

Tips and tricks from fit and style experts for Everything but Water:

• Triangle tops create the illusion of curves, as do tops with bold prints or embellishments with ruffles.
• Bra tops and padded push-up tops offer extra lift and can create cleavage, as can certain halter tops.
• A smaller bust always means you can wear tiny scoop tops or bandeaus — embrace them!