Sun, Sand, and Style: The Swimwear We’re Shopping This Season
By Alexus Mosley
Photographed by Arthur Elgort, Vogue, April 1995
Summer may be synonymous with sunshine and beach days, but it’s also one of fashion’s most playful seasons. And nothing signals the arrival of summer quite like finding the perfect swimsuit. This season’s swimwear trends are both chic and eclectic, with designers embracing everything from timeless one-pieces and nautical stripes to bold colors, romantic details, and statement-making silhouettes. Whether you’re planning a tropical getaway, lounging poolside, or simply refreshing your warm-weather wardrobe, these are the stylish swimsuits that are sure to make a splash long before you reach the water.
Mahon Bamboo-Link One-Piece Swimsuit
Animal print never truly goes out of style, and Zimmermann’s Mahon one-piece proves why. Both glamorous and timeless, it’s the kind of swimsuit that looks just as chic paired with linen trousers as it does poolside.
A collaboration between two iconic brands, this textured bikini combines Hunza G’s cult-favorite fit with Burberry’s signature check. It’s a classic with just the right amount of fashion-girl appeal.
ViX Paula Hermanny Fir Elisa Candice One-Piece
Every swimwear wardrobe needs a sleek black one-piece, and this plunging silhouette delivers understated elegance. Sophisticated and endlessly versatile, it’s the little black dress of swimwear.
Prada
Interlock Jersey Bikini
Minimalism meets luxury with this Prada bikini. The clean lines and subtle branding make it a chic option for those who prefer timeless style over passing trends.
Solid & Striped The Rachel Bikini
Playful yet polished, this striped bikini captures the carefree spirit of summer. The colorful palette feels fresh and nostalgic all at once, making it an instant vacation favorite.
Chiara Boni La Petite Robe
With its asymmetrical neckline and elegant embellishments, this one-piece feels more like resort wear than swimwear. It’s a sophisticated choice for anyone who prefers classic glamour by the water.
