There are certain details that I look for in a swimsuit, and each of these styles has earned a special spot in my summer rotation this year. I’ll be the first to admit I own a ridiculous number of swimsuits, so a style really has to earn my approval to gain wear time in my pool-hopping world. Whether I’m lounging in the sun in Los Angeles or practicing my best “Barbie feet” pose on vacation in Greece, these are the select bikinis (and a couple of one-pieces) that I trust and wear the most. Shop the bikinis I’m posting about and wearing the most this summer below.
I've had my eye on the London-based swimwear brand Hunza G ever since it debuted the two-piece ruffled set (which I also own). I finally got my hands on this bandeau-style top, and it's become my go-to when I want to focus on tanning for the day. I first saw this Tularosa swimsuit on Revolve's PR manager, Simone, and immediately added it to my shopping cart. It's insanely flattering, and I love the color-blocking detail.Shop the matching Retro Bottom ($74). We introduced you to this Italian-based brand a couple of years ago, and since then, retailers like Farfetch and Net-a-Porter have picked up the eye-catching swimwear line. I'm sure you've seen this swimwear trend on your Instagram feed. I'm a fan and early adopter of the chain-belt-and-bikini look. As for the bikini bottoms I'm wearing, I own the style in two colors from Reina Olga, which makes the perfect cheeky bottoms, in my opinion. I'll admit I was saving this blue-and-white bikini for the perfect Santorini occasion. Two things to note: The straps are adjustable, and the bottoms are very low. Okay, so this isn't a bikini, but it still deserves a shout-out. The things I like about this Static Swimwear one-piece are the deep-V neckline and the low-cut back. As I've mentioned before, Monica Hansen is the unexpected bikini brand that I've worn the most. If you're into the loincloth trend, I highly suggest the California Dreaming string bottoms. The celeb-approved brand Sommer Swim is known for minimalistic silhouettes and classic colors and prints. I discovered this up-and-coming swim brand thanks to a DM on Instagram. I was looking for more string bikinis to add to my collection and fell hard for this fruit-print one. This particular bikini is no longer available at Aerie, but the high-rise bikini-bottom style is a go-to of mine. Plus, the brand offers extremely affordable options. This particular style made me feel super rich when I wore it. Here's another bikini from Oseree that I've been living in this summer. I particularly like the scoop neck and ultra-thin straps. If you're looking for a simple bikini made from quality Italian materials, I can't recommend this Monica Hansen Beachwear one enough. My favorite thing to do is wear this black bikini top to the beach, and then style it with high-rise shorts for a post-beach look.
This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
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