Swimsuits & Bikinis

Bikinis here come in many cuts (halter, strapless, high-waist, sport, embellished) and are great if you want to tan more and mix-and-match tops and bottoms. One-pieces in this category are more about silhouette and support, with details like corset fronts, high necks, off-shoulder straps or cut-outs that create a sleek, dressier beach look. If you want more coverage and a streamlined shape, choose a one-piece; if you prefer adjustable coverage and flexibility, go for a bikini.

This category mainly runs from S to L, with a few XS and XL options. If you’re between sizes, choose based on where you need more room: size up if you’re fuller in the bust or hips, and size down if you’re narrower and want more support. For strapless or off-shoulder styles, a snug fit in the bust is crucial so the top doesn’t slip. Always check the brand’s size chart and measure your bust, waist and hips instead of relying only on your usual clothing size.

Look for halter tops, high-neck one-pieces, and styles labelled “corset” or with thicker straps. These usually have more structure and better lift. Avoid very minimal bandeau or string tops if you want strong support; instead, choose bikinis with wider bands and adjustable straps or one-pieces with a higher neckline and good coverage around the sides of the bust.

Chain, bead and pearl embellishments are designed to be worn in water, but they’re best for pool lounging, beach clubs and vacations where you’re not doing intense water sports. If you plan to swim a lot or be very active, pick simpler designs without large hardware so nothing snags and the suit feels lighter. Rinse embellished pieces carefully and lay flat to dry to protect the details.

High-waist and retro bikini bottoms give more coverage on the stomach and hips and often visually lengthen the legs, especially when they’re cut a bit higher on the sides. They’re a good choice if you like a vintage-inspired look, want to feel more secure around the midsection, or prefer something between a classic bikini and a one-piece in terms of coverage.

Strapless and off-shoulder styles in this collection are made to stay put, but they work best for moderate activity like sunbathing, poolside lounging or light swimming. If you plan on playing beach sports or going down water slides, opt for halter or strapped styles instead. When choosing strapless, make sure the band fits snugly around your ribcage and doesn’t gap when you raise your arms.

Rinse your swimsuit in cool fresh water after each wear, especially after chlorine or saltwater. Hand wash gently with mild soap, avoid wringing, and never use bleach or fabric softener. For shimmer, lurex and bold prints, dry flat in the shade instead of direct sun to prevent fading and protect the fibers. Avoid rough pool edges and decks, which can snag metallic threads and delicate prints.

Warm skin tones tend to look great in ivory, beige, orange, yellow, bronze and warm animal prints. Cooler skin tones are flattered by blues, greens, light blue, mint, and black-and-white combinations. If you’re very fair, contrasty colors like black, hot pink or bold florals stand out nicely, while deeper skin tones glow in white, bright colors and metallic or shimmer finishes. If in doubt, black and black-&-cream pieces are timeless and suit most complexions.

This selection leans toward fashion-forward beachwear, with lots of florals, prints, shimmer fabrics and decorative elements. They’re perfect for vacations, resorts, beach clubs and relaxed pool days. For more active swimming, choose simpler halter or sport-style bikinis and one-pieces without heavy hardware, strapless cuts or very open sides so you get better support and freedom of movement.