Classic
Aussie surf specialists, Seafolly are a one-stop shop when it comes to form-flattering classic styles. This strapless black suit has a cleverly hidden underwire that’s supportive enough to keep even a D-cup above water.
Figleaves have been serving bustier ladies for almost two decades. With its integrated control and support, this Bardot shaping one-piece with tie-front detailing will hold you in all the right places.
Swimwear fans, get to know Roxana Salehoun, the LA-based designer who crafts swimwear inspired by vintage beach glamour. This pale lavender piece with contrast straps has a niftily placed bow for waist-cinching. Pair with a wide-brimmed straw hat, et voila!
Glamorous
London-based Prism offers cutting edge prints and contemporary design. Their recently released South Beach swimsuit earns style points for its sleek one-shouldered design as well as its ultra en vogue shade of khaki.
Norma Kamali Bill Mio swimsuit has a retro-inspired silhouette, with luxurios black ruching over a nude under layer, so you can be subtly suggestive without bearing all. It even comes with a matching skirt.
Fashionistas rejoice! Marisa’s signature scallop-edge bikini is now available as a one-piece. It’s removable straps and dainty cutaway means it’s just as sexy as the two-piece.
Sporty
Combine sports luxe with a trend for nautical with Heidi Klein textured racer back suit. The brand’s Notting Hill boutique, with its white-washed wood and palm leaves, will have you feeling like you just stepped into the Hamptons.
Flagpole consistently manages to demonstrate that sporty doesn’thave to mean boring. Inspired by the construction of a leotard, their ‘Joellen’ one-piece is made from contrasting blue panels, strategically placed to flatter the bust and waist.
Melissa Odabash Milano swimsuit comes in dazzling shades of coral, red and black and its hidden shelf-bra and square neckline will flatter every size and shape.
Written by Thea Carley
