Your Guide To The Chicest Swim Trends Of The Season
The moment we've all been waiting for has finally (almost) arrived: swimsuit season. If you haven't planned your summer vacay yet—don't worry; we haven't either—it's time to get your summer wardrobe ready, starting with your swimwear. Think
If you're not already convinced, maybe a peek inside the hottest swim trends of the summer will help you choose your adventure. No matter your style or aesthetic, you can easily translate your own tastes to swimwear for the nearest body of water. From the runways to our favourite brands, we've rounded up the best swimsuits to shop now. Romanticise away!
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Nautical or Nice: Stripes
Whether nautical, preppy, or artistic, stripes are gaining popularity in fashion this season. From Dior to Duran Lantink, the runways were overrun with stripes, and now you get to translate that into your swimwear.
Tu Navy Striped Textured High Neck Swimsuit
Hunza G Jean Striped Bikini
& Other Stories Straight-Neck Swimsuit
Dolce & Gabbana Striped bikini
Metallic Moments: Subtle Bling
Metallic swimsuits are one thing—and not for the timid, might I add. But a subtler take on summer metal can be modern and elegant. Metal accents like chains, buckles, or brooch-like embellishments can elevate otherwise simple silhouettes or colour schemes. Pair with
Vix Paula Hermanny Matte Sama Bottom
Agent Provocateur Christiana Swimsuit
L'Agence Ava Chain One-Piece Swimsuit
Balmain Embellished bikini
On the Prowl: Animal Print
If you thought winter was a big season for
Skims Strapless One Piece
Fruity Booty Shania Bikini Top
MANGO Zebra bikini bottom with bows
M&S Printed Square Neck Swimsuit
1990s Classic: Black & White
Ultra-chic and ultra-1990s, black and white swimsuits will never go out of style. No matter the silhouette, black and white is universally flattering and timeless.
Onia Soleil One Piece Swimsuit
Toteme Strapless jersey swimsuit
Baobab Vera Bikini Bottom
Tropic of C Deco Bikini Top
Tan Lines: Created Shapes
Cutout swimsuits aren't going anywhere—why should they? With these fun and edgy silhouettes, you can truly choose whichever shape you want this summer. Whether you prefer clean, balanced cutouts or an asymmetrical wrap silhouette, just remember to reapply your
ERES Trésor Ecume one-shoulder cutout embellished swimsuit
Kiki de Montparnasse La Sirene one-shoulder asymmetrical one piece
Christopher Esber Cutout halterneck swimsuit
Alaïa Cut-out swimsuit
Summer Romance: Rosette Renaissance
We saw rosettes everywhere in swim and ready-to-wear several years ago, thanks in large part to
Marlies Grace Como Strapless One-Piece Swimsuit
Karla Colletto Tess floral bandeau swimsuit
Same Rosette Bandeau Top
Coperni Floral-appliqué bikini top
Unexpected Shades: Jewel Tones
Darker shades are surprisingly trendy for summer—especially burgundy, according to
Monday Swimwear Maui Bikini
Shine one-shoulder glittered swimsuit
Johanna Ortiz Gathered cutout swimsuit
Away That Day Acapulco Ring-Hardware Halter Bikini Top
Cute & Country: Gingham
Akoia Swim Gingham Crochet Bikini Set
Damson Madder Betty printed smocked swimsuit
Juillet Swim Lee Checked Bikini Top
Paloma Balcony Swimsuit
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