Swimwear

This £20 swimsuit is being hailed the most flattering for every single body shape

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3 October 2018

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If you have ever been filled with dread at the idea of buying a bikini then fear no more - we've found you the perfect swimswear solution.

This One Piece Swimsuit flatters every body type and best of all, it isn't going to break the bank as it only costs £20.

Australian womenswear designer, Nancy Ganz, designed the must-have swimsuit after realising how many women worry about getting ready for their holidays and wanted everyone to feel body confident poolside.

Nancy Ganz has been the number one shapewear brand in Australia since the 1990s.

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The Acapulco One Piece Swimsuit is a retro inspired 1950's style costume.

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While it still has a classic fit, the swimsuit has been modernised with contemporary sophistication.

The soft gathered lines are designed to hide your tummy and the powermesh lining through the front offers firm control and complementary finish. Plus, the two-tone colour of the side panels create an optical illusion to slim and enhance curves.

So whether you are apple, pear or have a Beyonce-style FUPA, this swimsuit is designed to suit a wide range of body shapes and best of all comes in three colours - black, teal and floral print.

Nancy Ganz designed the all-in-one to provide firm control in problem areas with the power mesh across the front.

According to celebrity fashion stylist, Donny Galella, this one-piece is perfect for anyone who wants to feel more confident when taking the kids for a swim this summer. It’s stylist, and best of all, it’s affordable.

“The ruching across the tummy combined with the fabric technology, will offer fabulous tummy control and help smooth any unwanted lines for a flattering fit,” Donny tells Kidspot.

Perfect excuse to book a holiday to escape somewhere hot and sunny to wear it, then.