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7 Tips For Swimsuit and Lingerie Modeling For several seasons, top model has graced our television. Just mention the name of Tyra Banks and Ella Macpharson. These women are the most sought after lingerie model. They have adorned the cover of magazines like Sports Illustrated, a world leader in fashion magazines. Recently we saw the emergence of favorites like Joanna Krupa and Emily Scott. Being a lingerie model is most likely the same with the fashion model industry. For bathing suits or underwear model, the rule and regulation are much tougher. For example, Paris or Milan models which gracing the runways should be between 5'9 "and 6" and has a size such as 34-24-34. This is less important in fashion lingerie model. Bikini models yet to be pretty but in the kind manner that is not guilty. Their measurements are one of the factors because they must have an interesting physical body. As you can see in the world of bikini fashion, you will recognize certain visible trends. T

Bikini Women Wallpapers What bikini colors should a semi-modest woman avoid? Colors like yellow, orange, fuchsia and red should probably be avoided if you don't want to call attention to yourself while wearing a bikini. Likewise, avoid loud splashy designs that have big flowers, imprints or spirals that focus on a specific part of your body. The term swimsuit tends to drag up images of aged aunts in mothball smelling one pieces that lack appropriate chest support. The word bikini, however, brings forth all of those scantily clad, sports illustrated models. You probably don't even remember what they were actually wearing, where as the loudly obnoxious floral print of Aunt Edna's ancient suit is burned into your memory. Bikini Women Wallpapers

1. Marisa Miller (January 20, 2009 - Photo by Bauer Griffin) Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Marisa Miller poses for a photo shoot on the beach. No surprises here. Marisa Miller is the face of Victoria's Secret's swimwear collection, and she's graced the pages of Sports Illustrated more times than we could count. Looking this good is just how she pays the bills, folks. 2. Kristin Cavallari (August 7, 2009 - Photo by Bauer Griffin) Kristin Cavallari's has some fun in the sun while filming an upcoming episode of MTV's "The Hills" at a beach house in Malibu. Reality TV stars, represent! Kristin Cavallari is stirring up more drama than ever on The Hills, where she (luckily) has plenty of sunny opportunities to strut her stuff on the beach. 3. Kim Kardashian (November 14, 2008 - Photo by Photo Agency) Kim Kardashian, sister Kourtney Kardashian & friend Kristin Cavallari pose in bikinis for a photo at the new Fountainbleau Hotel on Miami's South Beach.

Tiny Micro Bikinis Bikini got its name from an adventurous and brave little woman fashion designer tired of wearing swimsuits designed by a man. She knew the bang it would make on society would be as big as the little Island undergoing nuclear testing in the South Pacific; but what she probably would not have known is that today it is a multi-billion dollar business. Women's swimwear can stretch up to 100% in some cases. Typically 75%, but what this really means is that the material will compress the body mass it encloses as it stretches more and more. If you stretch bikini swimwear material beyond its maximum comfort zone then unsightly bulges can result. What this means for most people is that if your hips are 41" then do not order a medium bottom. Order a large. A medium will fit but unless you have very good skin and muscle tone, then those unsightly bulges will probably result. Tiny Micro Bikinis