Collection: Sexy Swimsuits

Start with the fit you usually enjoy in lingerie and everyday clothing. If you like a held in feel, look for lined cups, wider underbands, adjustable straps, or a one piece with a supportive front panel. For a lighter feel, triangle tops, string ties, and unstructured bandeau shapes can offer more flexibility.

Think about where you’ll wear it. A suit for lounging beside a pool may have finer straps, deeper necklines, or more revealing cuts than one you plan to swim in for hours. If you want a style that stays put in the water, adjustable closures and secure straps are helpful. Check the product details for removable padding, cup support, and back coverage before choosing.

Your preferred rise matters too. High leg cuts can lengthen the look of the legs, while fuller briefs offer more coverage at the hip and seat. A high waisted bottom can create a more covered silhouette while keeping the overall look playful. If you are between sizes, use the size guide and take fresh bust, waist, and hip measurements. Swim fabric should sit close to the body, though it should never pinch, dig in, or restrict breathing.

A sexy swimsuit should feel good from the first try on. Adjust straps before judging the fit, especially on halterneck and tie styles. The bust should feel supported without the band riding upward. On one pieces, check that the torso length feels comfortable when standing, sitting, and raising your arms. If the fabric pulls sharply across the shoulders or hips, consider another size or a silhouette with adjustable features.

Styling can shift a swimsuit from a simple beach essential to an outfit with personality. A sheer cover up, open shirt, wrap skirt, or lightweight trousers can give more coverage on the way to and from the water. Choose accessories that fit the occasion. Flat sandals and a soft tote suit a relaxed daytime plan, while jewellery and a fitted skirt can take a swimsuit toward a resort dinner setting where appropriate.

Good care helps swimwear keep its shape. Rinse your suit in cool fresh water after swimming, particularly after time in chlorinated pools or salt water. Hand wash with a small amount of gentle detergent when needed, then press out excess water without twisting the fabric. Lay it flat in the shade to dry. Avoid leaving swimwear rolled up while wet, placing it directly on rough pool edges, or drying it on a radiator. Sunscreen and tanning products can mark fabric, so let them absorb into skin before putting your suit on where possible.

Rotating between two swimsuits during a holiday can also give each piece time to dry fully between wears. Store dry swimwear away from direct sunlight to help preserve colour and stretch.

Bikinis offer the most mix and match freedom. You can pair a more supportive top with a cheekier bottom, choose different sizes for top and bottom, or build several looks around one favourite colour. Triangle styles create a classic minimal look, while underwired tops can give more structure. Bandeau tops keep tan lines simple, though styles with detachable straps can offer extra security.

One piece swimsuits can feel especially striking. Look for open backs, side cutouts, lace up fronts, plunging necklines, mesh panels, or a high cut leg if you want a bolder look. These details can add visual interest while keeping the convenience of a single garment. A one piece can also double as a bodysuit under a skirt or wide leg trousers once you are away from the water.

Colour and print are personal choices, though they can change the mood of a suit. Black and deep tones often feel polished and easy to style. White, bright shades, and pale pastels can stand out beautifully in sunlight, but may need careful checking for lining and opacity when wet. Prints can draw attention to particular areas, while solid colours create a cleaner line. If you are trying a new silhouette, selecting a colour you already love can make it feel more like you.