The fashion for rolled-up swimsuits can respond to three reasons. The first is the imitation factor. The same one that leads to impossible hairstyles after each World Cup. For example, the debate on men's highlights one believes has been overcome until four years later the international competition returns. And you find Neymares in every subway car.
The second reason to roll up your sleeves may be merely exhibitionist: to show a muscular and athletic thigh. Let the weight room of the gym be noticed. Or finally, there may also be an aesthetic reason behind it: wanting to tan the part of the leg that is not normally uncovered. Brown evenly.
Well, for these last two cases there is an alternative option that is worth considering: it is called slip. Board shorts, unpolished. The slip is your friend if you want to swim. The slip is your friend if you don't want marks. The slip is your battle partner if you want to show muscle. Feel the call of the slip in these cases. Leave behind the Rafa Mora that you carry inside.
What is our recommendation? Keep the swimsuit halfway between the mid-thigh and the knee. Let nothing be seen when you sit down. Let nothing be seen when you bend down. And if you opt for a medium swimsuit, also choose to keep it at its natural length throughout the day at sea.
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