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I’ve said it before and will say it again: I’m a bikini expert. I’ve spent numerous years researching and understanding bikini trends season after season, recognizing the eternal patterns and bidding farewell to the passing ones. While my bikini collection is quite substantial, there is always—and I mean always—room for just one more. Especially when there are so many fresh trends on the market that are worth a try.
This season, I’ve resumed my customary evaluations and am glad to announce that there are—drum roll, please—15 different sorts of bikinis dominating the scene. From innovative minimalist forms and clever strapping to full-coverage florals and a hint of sparkle, these bikinis have made their way onto my radar, despite the fact that pool season is unclear this year.
As part of my study, I spoke with some of my favorite swimwear designers who have created some of the best-selling bikinis to obtain some insider information. “The Via Top (traditional triangle top) is undoubtedly the favorite this season—in almost every single order,” says Brittany Kozerski Freeney, owner, and designer of Jade Swim. Another popular trend I’m seeing this season is our new sorbet bright hues from the spring collection. We generally keep to a neutral palette, but this season we decided to introduce more color diversity, which everyone loves. Our simple forms in these brilliant colors really stand out, and I think everyone is looking forward to returning to the beach and making an appearance when they do.”
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“I’m discovering our clients are loving girlier fabrications, designs, and prints,” says Francesca Aiello, creator and creative director of Frankies Bikinis. Whether it’s a baby ruffle on a bottom or a ditzy floral print, it appears to be a significant departure from last year’s minimalistic swimwear style that was all over the place. Our Colby set in eyelet is a standout that the girls seem to adore.” Discover the 15 most popular varieties of bikinis to wear this season in the gallery below. Also, you must try to play this Bikini quiz.
Triangle
The triangle bikini top, colloquially known as the “trikini,” gets its name from the two triangle-shaped pieces of fabric that cover each breast. It’s perhaps the iconic bikini silhouette that comes to mind when you hear the word “bikini,” and it flatters practically every body shape.
Underwire
If you want the most breast support possible, a bikini top with an underwire is the way to go. The silhouette of this swimsuit type is similar to that of classic bras, and many can even be ordered according to your cup size.
Longline
A longline bikini top is so named because it is slightly longer in length than other alternatives. Consider it the swimwear equivalent of the crop top. It not only adds an interesting twist to the standard bikini, but it also provides a bit extra coverage and, in some cases, greater support. It’s a great choice for all body types, but notably for pear and rectangle shapes who want to attract the eye up.
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Tankini
The tankini is a stylish compromise between a standard bikini top and a one-piece swimsuit. Some go all the way down to your bikini bottoms to give the appearance of a one-piece, while others are a little shorter. This look is ideal for folks who wish to hide their tummy but like the versatility of a two-piece.
Bandini
Remove the straps from a tankini to create a bandini, a style that allows the user to reveal a little more skin. Some bandinis feature built-in support underneath, which is ideal if your body shape is an apple, hourglass, or inverted triangle.
Rashguard
While there are no hard and fast rules in swimwear, rashguard swimsuit tops are usually reserved for athletic water activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, or surfing. However, because many have long sleeves (though some have three-quarter or short sleeves), they’re a terrific method to keep your upper body protected from the sun.
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