Swimsuit season is one that bring out insecurities in even the most confident women. You often wonder if everything is where it should be and if your body is ready to be revealed after those cold and rainy winter months. One -piece swimsuits have traditionally thought to be the choice of someone more conservative, but this year, one pieces are holding its own as a fashion statement. There’s no magic or science when it comes to picking a swimsuit. Simply pick one that you’re most comfortable with and one that makes you feel good. Confidence is often a woman’s secret weapon when it comes to style.
This season, opt for a great one-piece swimsuit. Our edit will guide you through several styles that are on trend for this season and sure to turn some heads. If you’re feeling like splurging on a designer piece, head to Net-a-porter or Moda Operandi for an edited selection of swimsuit choices (they’ve done the heavy lifting when it comes to selecting the must haves). If you’re a girl on a budget, try H&M or Topshop.
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1. A belted one-piece is as classy as it gets. It’s definitely a swimsuit fit for Jackie-O. Pair with a great hat and you’re ready to go.
Photo (above): One piece by Agent Provocateur
2. Find a bright fun print. This blue and white checkered one piece from Topshop is perfect for someone with a playful personality.
Photo (above): Blue gingham one piece from Topshop
3. A one piece with a front zipper helps lead the eye and slims. This one piece is fit for a bond girl and will definitely catch some looks for it’s interesting elements.
Photo (above): Swim surfer girl one piece by Josh Goot
4. Stripes and summer scream nautical and since we’re seeing nautical themes everywhere for summer, why not throw a striped swimsuit in?
Photo (above): Striped one piece from H&M
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5. Keep it simple yet interesting is the key. Color and subtle details make all the difference in this piece. A one shoulder strap also adds in some balance.
Photo (above): One strap swimsuit by Melissa Odabash
6. Crossing over. Swimsuits are having fun with illusionary prints that leads the eye to create interest. This swimsuit is no exception.
Photo (above): Cross over one piece by Thomas Maier
7. Take the plunge. Plunging necklines inject just enough to keep it sexy.
Photo (above): Striped one piece from Sperry Top-Sider
Amy Yew is a contributing columnist at Vancouver Courier and a fashion and style writer. She is also a Lucky Magazine community contributor. Tell us what you think and submit any questions you have to amyvancouvercourier@gmail.com. You can also tweet your thoughts @AmyYew.
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