From fashion designs recently seen on catwalk to blockbuster movie technology, the term 3-D seems to be poping up everywhere. 
Speedo, the UK swimwear brand, recently utilised 3-D scanning of 5,400 women to study thousands of female figures in the UK and developed and launched a new range of swimsuits - the Speedo Sculpture Shapeline collection. Now I have waited more than four months before I could announce this as Speedo had an embargo on it until 1st March. I was one of the press members invited to the launch event at The Sanderson Hotel in London's west end, and was asked to go to the lovely Loft Suite for the briefing. Upon arrival I saw three lovely ladies in bathrobes covering their bodies (presumably clad in the swimsuits underneath) and I was told they would take me to a private room to have my measurements done and to show me how the data was processed. No worries, it was all very respectable. I was promptly told my actual bra size (I'm not telling) and was explained that the new Shapeline range is billed as the nearest thing to made-to-measure body-shaping swimsuits on the market. The revolutionary body-shaping swimwear had been developed based on statistics obtained from the study. The statistics showed that 95 per cent of women fell into three categories of body shape, thus three styles are on offer. To enhance the natural curves and re-balance proportions, all styles feature double-layered stomach panels and nipping in at the waist and hopefully allow women to feel more confident on the beach this summer. My peer Jean-Pierre Adeline, founder of Sibilintimate.com comments: "There are, of course several other collections of shaping swimsuits but Speedo's new range is the first to offer appropriate styles for different body shape problems." As for me, I will have to go buy myself one of these suits to try it out before I can give my own verdict.
Speedo, the UK swimwear brand, recently utilised 3-D scanning of 5,400 women to study thousands of female figures in the UK and developed and launched a new range of swimsuits - the Speedo Sculpture Shapeline collection. Now I have waited more than four months before I could announce this as Speedo had an embargo on it until 1st March. I was one of the press members invited to the launch event at The Sanderson Hotel in London's west end, and was asked to go to the lovely Loft Suite for the briefing. Upon arrival I saw three lovely ladies in bathrobes covering their bodies (presumably clad in the swimsuits underneath) and I was told they would take me to a private room to have my measurements done and to show me how the data was processed. No worries, it was all very respectable. I was promptly told my actual bra size (I'm not telling) and was explained that the new Shapeline range is billed as the nearest thing to made-to-measure body-shaping swimsuits on the market. The revolutionary body-shaping swimwear had been developed based on statistics obtained from the study. The statistics showed that 95 per cent of women fell into three categories of body shape, thus three styles are on offer. To enhance the natural curves and re-balance proportions, all styles feature double-layered stomach panels and nipping in at the waist and hopefully allow women to feel more confident on the beach this summer. My peer Jean-Pierre Adeline, founder of Sibilintimate.com comments: "There are, of course several other collections of shaping swimsuits but Speedo's new range is the first to offer appropriate styles for different body shape problems." As for me, I will have to go buy myself one of these suits to try it out before I can give my own verdict. Post Title
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