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To help prep your virtual cart, we've rounded up 19 early Prime Day swimsuit deals that are too good to miss. Whether you're looking for a statement one-piece or simple strapless bikini for minimizing tan lines on vacation, we found stylish options for every taste, budget, and occasion. These markdowns could disappear come Prime Day, so don't wait to scoop up your favorites.
Turn up the heat in this vibrant orange bikini set, featuring underwire cups and a flattering keyhole cutout. Dozens of Amazon reviewers rave that it's comfortable and supportive.
A strategically placed front cutout, plunging neckline, and open back take this one-piece from subdued to sultry. Adjustable straps help keep you locked in, too.
Amazon carries a variety of stylish options for larger busts, including this underwire bikini top from Body Glove. It's available in sizes D through F, with an adjustable back tie for a custom fit.
This elegant ruffled one-piece from Ulla Johnson is just begging to earn a spot on your grid. Pair it with a skirt or trousers, and it can even double as a bodysuit.
Prepare to rake in the compliments in this mesh-detailed number. Strappy cross-back accents add even more eye-catching flair.
Vitamin A swimwear seamlessly blends sustainability with sleek style, and this pretty floral bralette made with recyled materials is a shining example. The matching bottoms are also on sale, in case you want to complete the set.
This printed La Blanca one-piece looks straight out of Mamma Mia!—which is exactly why it deserves a spot in your Euro summer wardrobe.
You can never go wrong with a classic string bikini. Pair this floral-printed top with the matching, on-sale bottoms for a coordinated look.
Featuring a delicate dot pattern, this minimal thong bikini is the perfect balance of sweet and sexy.
This plunging one-piece is sure to be a major confidence-booster. Clever ruching and underwire offer hidden tummy and bust support.
Take a walk on the wild side in this leopard-print string bikini. Silver hardware details at the bust and hips give it a splash of sparkle.
If you're in the market for a one-piece you can actually swim in, grab this sporty style from Speedo. The understated silhouette manages to be both sleek and practical.
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