Comprehensive 2025 Swimwear Guide

• Style Tips for Shopping One-Pieces:Start with structure: Look for built-in support like underwire, shelf bras, or compression panels if you want shape and lift.— Know your neckline: A square or plunge neckline elongates the torso, while halters draw the eye up and can balance proportions.Use color with purpose: Dark tones are classic and contouring, while bold hues or prints can highlight features you love.Play with texture: Ribbed fabrics, matte finishes, and shimmered weaves can all change how a suit looks and feels.— Think beyond the pool: Many one-pieces double as bodysuits—pair one with a sarong, linen trousers, or a printed skirt for instant outfit elevation.One of the biggest reasons a one-piece doesn’t fit well? Torso length. If you’ve ever felt like a suit is pulling down at the shoulders or riding up in the wrong places—this might be you.How to measure torso length:Use a soft measuring tape.Starting at the top of one shoulder, measure down the front of your body, between your legs, and up your back to meet the starting point.This full loop is your torso measurement (also called "girth" in many swim size charts).Standard Torso Lengths:Average torso: 58–60 inchesLong torso: 62 inches and abovePetite torso: 56 inches or belowIf you’re 5’7” or taller, or if you often find one-pieces feel short, tight at the shoulders, or ride up—you likely need a long torso fit or a style with adjustable straps and stretch-friendly construction.( Some selections below come in a variety of Torso lengths - please check your favorite styles )

• Mix & Match: A matched set is polished, but don’t be afraid to pair a bold top with a neutral bottom—or vice versa.Play with proportions: A high-rise bottom can elongate legs, while a longline or underwire top can define the waist. Color = strategy: Bright shades draw attention, darker tones minimize. Play up what you love. Texture adds depth: Ribbed fabrics, shimmer weaves, and ruching create visual interest and often more stretch.To get the best-fitting bikini top—especially if you're shopping styles with underwire or cup sizing—grab a soft tape measure and follow these steps:1. Measure your band size:— Wrap the tape snugly around your ribcage, just under your bust.— Round to the nearest whole number.— If it's an even number, add 4. If it’s odd, add 5.— Example: 31" ribcage = 36 band size.2. Measure your bust size:— Measure around the fullest part of your bust, without compressing.— Round to the nearest whole number.3. Calculate your cup size:— Subtract your band size from your bust size.— Each inch = one cup size (1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, etc.)— Example: Bust 39" – Band 36" = 3 → You’re a 36C.Tip: Sizing can vary between brands—if you’re in between, choose the larger cup for comfort and coverage.If you want more comfort, coverage, or just a more flattering fit, don’t hesitate to size up in bikini bottoms—especially if the material is compressive or sits tightly at the hips.Minimal: Think string bottoms or cheeky cuts—great for tanning, less for active days.Moderate: Mid-rise, mid-cheek coverage—flattering and versatile for most body types.Full: High-waisted or full-cut styles with more bum and hip coverage—ideal for comfort, movement, and sculpting.Swim Skirts & Wraps: Extra coverage with polish. Perfect for walking to lunch or lounging without a full change.A bikini should never feel like a compromise—it should feel like confidence. And when it fits right, you don’t think about it again (until someone asks where it’s from).

• Swim shorts are having a moment—and for good reason. Whether you're chasing waves, wrangling little ones, or just want to feel a little more covered without sacrificing shape, these bottoms are a perfect blend of function and fashion. With a flattering high-rise fit and just the right amount of leg length, short-style swimwear offers ease, mobility, and a sleek, sporty silhouette.Why We Love Them:— Ideal for more active beach days or water sports— Prevent chafing and offer more thigh coverage— Add balance to bikini or tankini tops for a vintage-inspired vibe— Offer smoothing and shaping without feeling restrictive— A chic option for those who prefer modest swimwear that still looks elevatedStyle Tip:Pair your swim shorts with a bandeau or structured bikini top for a modern two-piece look—or layer under a breezy tunic or sarong for extra coverage that moves with you.

• Swim that supports without squeezing, highlights without hiding, and lets you show up exactly as you are. Whether you're headed to the beach, the pool, or just the lounge chair with a book and an iced coffee, these suits were made to move with you—not against you.We believe plus-size swimwear should be: — Flattering, not fussy— Supportive, never stiff— Stylish, alwaysFrom sculpting one-pieces with thoughtful ruching and power mesh, to high-rise bikinis that celebrate your curves without compromise, every piece in this collection is designed with real bodies in mind.Fit Tips:Size up in bottoms for extra comfort or more hip/bottom coverageLook for adjustable straps, shelf bras, or molded cups to support the bust Ruching and color-blocking can create shape without structure **Don’t skip bold colors or prints—**they’re made to be seenThese suits were made to help you show up beautifully.

• Cover-ups, Sarongs & Two-Piece Sets Made for More Than the Beach.These aren’t afterthoughts—they’re outfit-makers. From embroidered tunics to breezy linen pants, printed sarongs to statement two-piece sets, this edit is all about versatile vacation layers that carry you from sand to spritz without skipping a beat.Why They Matter:— Cover-ups give just enough polish for a beachside lunch or boutique stroll— Sarongs offer endless styling options: tie at the waist, layer as a scarf, or toss over shoulders as a wrap— Two-piece sets are the new vacation uniform—effortless, coordinated, and endlessly mixableStyle Tips:Choose sheer or semi-sheer cover-ups to let your swimwear peek throughMatch your sarong to your bikini or clash it intentionally for a playful mix Add metallic sandals or a woven bag to take any set from beach to dinner Look for fabrics like cotton voile, linen, or gauze—they breathe, they travel well, and they always feel elevatedThese are the pieces that make your swimsuits feel like a full look. And the best part? You can keep wearing them long after your passport is tucked away.

• Accessories that pull it all together—plus a few that spark joy poolside.No beach look is complete without the extras—and these are the details that turn a swimsuit into a full moment. From oversized sun-soaked beach towels to structured totes, elevated slides, and statement jewelry that still shines at golden hour, these pieces were curated to complement your style and your sun-drenched plans.What’s in the beach bag:A tassel-trimmed towel that’s as chic as it is plush— A woven tote roomy enough for SPF, snacks, and a paperback (or two) Sunglasses that add drama, even when you're makeup-free Slides and sandals with style and structure—because flip flops are optional Gold and natural jewelry that won’t feel fussy in the heat— And yes—a few playful pieces (think: colorful paddle sets, inflatable loungers, or a very photogenic beach ball) that say you're here to enjoy the dayStyle tip: Let your accessories do the talking. Even the simplest swim look gets elevated with a bold earring, sculptural sandal, or a beach bag that doubles as a dinner clutch.Whether you're heading to a five-star resort or your favorite stretch of sand, it's the details that define your escape.

• From soft flip-flops to elevated slides, these pool-and-beach sandals are made for sun-soaked ease. Lightweight, water-friendly, and stylish enough to wear straight to lunch—because the best shoes don’t slow you down.

• Beauty essentials for poolside radiance—no sun damage required.Whether you're chasing sun or staying under the umbrella, these beach and pool beauty picks were made to give you that effortless, golden glow—without sacrificing skin health or style. This is your warm-weather beauty capsule: minimal, multitasking, and made to go from beach bag to dinner with zero stress.In the lineup:Sunless tanners that build a believable glow (no streaks, no orange)Broad-spectrum SPF for face and body in clean, hydrating formulasTinted moisturizers with SPF for sheer coverage and even tone— Lip oils, glosses, and balms that hydrate and protect— Waterproof brow gels, cream blush, and skin tints that stay put, even in humidityFavorites to pack:— A gradual tan lotion to extend your glow between swims— A mineral SPF that layers well under makeup and doesn’t leave a cast— A cheek + lip stick with SPF that doubles as highlighter in golden hour light— A mist or reapplication spray that refreshes without smudgingBeauty tip:Keep it skin-first and glow-forward—hydration, sun protection, and just enough tint to feel put together. Vacation makeup should feel as light as your agenda.

• Swimwear and layers for the man who travels light but dresses well.This men’s swim edit is all about ease, comfort, and quiet style. Designed for long beach days, impromptu lunches, and everything in between, this collection blends modern swim trunks with versatile layers that transition effortlessly from surf to street.What’s in the lineup:— Quick-dry swim shorts in crisp solids and understated prints— Elastic waistbands + tailored fits that look great in and out of the water— Button-downs in gauze, linen, or cotton for instant polish— Lightweight tees that layer well and breathe easyStyle tip:Pair your swim shorts with an unbuttoned short-sleeve shirt for a relaxed resort look, or throw on a knit polo to take it up a notch for dinner.These are the pieces that work hard, pack light, and look good doing both.