Hottest bikini and swim wear trends for 2009
The best of swimwear and bikini trends for 2009!!!
hi, i am assuming that like others all of you pretty women out there must be excited about the trends in bikini and swimwear trends for 2009.
And i am going to try and help you all by posting some pictures of Hollywood celebrities which probably will help you checkout the hot bikini trends
Lets begin with Lindsay Lohan and check out what is in her collection of swimsuits for 2009.
Lindsay has chosen black as her bikini color for this year and she looks sexy in both the black bikinis she is supporting in the pictures above.
Moving on to Cameroon Diaz, she looks stunning in her green beach bikini while frolicking the Hawaiian beaches. Cameroon is all set to set the 'green' trend. It would be worth the effort to explore the stores to buy a green bikini...
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Jeniffer Aniston was spotted holidaying with friends in Mexico wearing mis match bikinis during her stay. Doesn't look very appealing. Check her out below....
The gorgeous Kelly Brooke too was out in the ocean enjoying the waves in her stunning sexy bikini and one piece swimsuit. Look out for her very pretty black bikini with a floral print. Thats surely a trend setter!!!
Britney Spears seems to recovering well from her depressive years after her divorce. She went through rough waters but now seems to be sailing through them smoothly. Her bikini bottom is looking a little two small for her otherwise muscular body. So you girls out there with a same body type may like to opt for something more pretty..
Giaane Albertoni, the sexy Brazilian model shows off her startling collection of bikinis and swimwear in bright colors and hues. Absolutely gorgeous collection here! Advice to all swim wear lovers out there, go fetch them....
Gisele bundchen looks stunning in her lovely bikinis below. She is supporting bright colors for her swimwear collection for this year. You probbaly would love to posses one of the below.
Tips To Buy Bikini Fabric
You can make a sporty or sexy bikini by visiting the local fabric store. All you need is a simple pattern and time for a little trial and error. Regardless of whether you're making outfits for the swim team or trying to save money on summer wear, it doesn't take much know-ho
w to get started on a bikini-sewing project. The top manufacturers offer all kinds of Lycra and spandex fabrics, so you can make your own unique, custom-fitted bikini at home, in no time at all.
Step2
Test the fabric by stretching a small piece taut and releasing it. This will give you an idea of how the fabric will respond to wear and tear. Hold the fabric in a stretched-out position to get an idea of what it will look like when it's wet.
Step3
Pick a high-polyester-content fabric if you're going to wear your bikini in a high-chlorine-content swimming pool . Buy high nylon content if you're planning on exposing your bikini to salt water.
Step4
Select a color or print. When choosing colors, remember to mix and match tops and bottoms to create a stylish and flattering contrast.
Step5
Ask the salesperson whether she has any extra spandex fabric for you to use to experiment with making a bikini. Buy samples if possible, so you don't waste expensive fabric on a tester bikini.
Step6
Buy swimsuit lining to make sure your bikini isn't transparent. Get extra lining just in case you need more coverage, especially if you're making a lightly colored bikini bottom .
w to get started on a bikini-sewing project. The top manufacturers offer all kinds of Lycra and spandex fabrics, so you can make your own unique, custom-fitted bikini at home, in no time at all. Step1
Hit the fabric store and select Lycra or Spandex-swimsuit material. The most expensive material is usually a four-way stretch spandex, which tends to last longer and provide a more comfortable fit than two-way stretch fabric. Check the spandex-to-nylon ratio, as fabrics with a higher concentration of spandex tend to be more expensive.
Hit the fabric store and select Lycra or Spandex-swimsuit material. The most expensive material is usually a four-way stretch spandex, which tends to last longer and provide a more comfortable fit than two-way stretch fabric. Check the spandex-to-nylon ratio, as fabrics with a higher concentration of spandex tend to be more expensive.
Step2
Test the fabric by stretching a small piece taut and releasing it. This will give you an idea of how the fabric will respond to wear and tear. Hold the fabric in a stretched-out position to get an idea of what it will look like when it's wet.
Step3
Pick a high-polyester-content fabric if you're going to wear your bikini in a high-chlorine-content swimming pool . Buy high nylon content if you're planning on exposing your bikini to salt water.
Step4
Select a color or print. When choosing colors, remember to mix and match tops and bottoms to create a stylish and flattering contrast.
Step5
Ask the salesperson whether she has any extra spandex fabric for you to use to experiment with making a bikini. Buy samples if possible, so you don't waste expensive fabric on a tester bikini.
Step6
Buy swimsuit lining to make sure your bikini isn't transparent. Get extra lining just in case you need more coverage, especially if you're making a lightly colored bikini bottom .
Step7
Pick up elastic to help ensure the fit of your bikini. Ask the salesperson whether he sells elastic designed for chlorine exposure. Refer to the swimsuit pattern for width requirements.
Pick up elastic to help ensure the fit of your bikini. Ask the salesperson whether he sells elastic designed for chlorine exposure. Refer to the swimsuit pattern for width requirements.
Step8
Pick up some sheer or lightweight material, and use it to create a fun and flirty bikini wrap.
Pick up some sheer or lightweight material, and use it to create a fun and flirty bikini wrap.
