Swimwear Styles: From Bikinis to One-Pieces

A bikini is a two-piece swimwear consisting of a bra-like top and separate bottom, typically made of lightweight and quick-drying material.

A tankini is a two-piece swimwear that features a tank top-style top paired with bikini bottoms, providing more coverage than a traditional bikini.

A one-piece swimsuit is a single-piece swimwear that covers the entire torso, providing full coverage and support.

A swim dress is a one-piece swimwear that resembles a dress, typically featuring a skirt-like bottom and providing more coverage than a traditional swimsuit.

A monokini is a one-piece swimwear with cut-out sections, revealing parts of the torso while still providing more coverage than a bikini.

A skirted one-piece swimsuit features a one-piece swimsuit with a skirt-like overlay, providing additional coverage and a stylish look.

A high-waisted bikini features a high-waisted bottom that sits above the hips, paired with a crop top, creating a retro and flattering look.

A bandeau one-piece swimsuit features a strapless design with a built-in bra and adjustable straps, providing full coverage and support.

A plunge one-piece swimsuit features a plunging neckline and a low back, creating a daring and glamorous look.

A halter one-piece swimsuit features a one-piece swimsuit with a halter-style neckline, creating a supportive and stylish look.

A one-shoulder one-piece swimsuit features a one-piece swimsuit with a one-shoulder design, creating an asymmetrical and eye-catching look.

A one-piece swimsuit can feature a low-cut back and a high neckline, providing coverage and support while still maintaining a stylish look.

A criss-cross one-piece swimsuit features criss-cross straps and an open back, creating a unique and stylish look.

A wrap one-piece swimsuit features a one-piece swimsuit with a wrap-around design, creating a flattering and adjustable fit.

A high-cut one-piece swimsuit features a high-cut leg and a low-rise waist, creating a revealing and daring look.