The 26 Best Swimsuits This Summer - Coveteur: Inside Closets

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We’ve rounded up our 26 favorite swimsuits from an array of different brands, for an array of different body types.
Do you prefer a cheeky string bikini or a timeless one-piece?
Sustainable swimwear brand Hunza G deployed yet another staple one-piece, this time adding a hoop embellishment and cut-outs for extra intrigue. Their signature crinkle detailing allows their pieces to achieve that elusive one-size-fits-all title.
Though Eres comes at a slightly higher price point, their swimwear is worth the investment. The full-coverage, minimalist Aquarelle one-piece with its tank-style neckline is a buy-now-wear-forever staple in your wardrobe.
Whether you like a little more coverage or you're sick of that bikini top flying off when you jump in the pool—the full coverage offered by a one-piece swimsuit has numerous benefits. If you’re looking for a ‘70s-inspired statement, Skatie has you covered with their psychedelic-print cut-out Shelby suit. Plus, all the straps are adjustable.
Another riff on the traditional idea of a one-piece bathing suit, this Haight option offers a few unique additions: the one-shoulder silhouette plus statement cutouts.
Jade Swim is another shopper-favorite. Their fully-lined All-in-One-Piece is versatile yet simple enough you could even wear it as a bodysuit.
Andie Swim’s Tulum halter-style one-piece is cut in a classic fashion with criss-cross detailing on the back and fully-ribbed white fabric. Plus, you can order an extended version if you have a long torso.
Matteau’s classic string bikini top is made from recycled fibers and rendered in an olive green hue you won’t be sick of by the end of June. We suggest adding their string bikini briefs to your order, as well.
We didn’t know we needed a plaid bathing suit until we saw this triangle offering from St. Agni’s collaboration with Ziah. Add the check-print bottoms if you’re looking for a cheekier effect.
Frankie’s Bikinis and Sydney Sweeney joined forces to create a collection of swimwear and we are particularly partial to this cherry-print string bikini (add the bottoms here).
Somehow this tiger-print triangle top appeal to a minimalist—perhaps it's the ultra classic silhouette and the muted brown and black hues. No matter, we're adding to cart with these matching bottoms.
If you’re looking to pinch pennies this season, head to for the basics. This fully-lined string bikini with tie sides is an easy addition to your summer rotation, but we suggest opting for this show-stopping pink hue.
Lean into the nautical spirit this summer with Lisa Marie Fernandez’s sailor bikini. The white piping adds the perfect timeless touch.
A high-waisted bottom alludes to the swimwear of the ‘60s and ‘70s for those looking for a slightly retro feel, especially if you’re looking for a little sparkle.
Sometimes, high-waisted bottoms are too high-waisted. Luckily, Araks offers a compromise of their mid-rise Pthalo hipster that you can pair with their Flora bikini top.
If you're in the mood for a print, Lenny Niemeyer offers a black and white toile-like rendition that embodies that summer feeling. Add the matching bandeau top to complete the look.
Marysia first put scalloped swimwear on the map—and there's a reason it’s still popular. Their Santa Monica high-waisted bottoms pair perfectly with the Santa Barbara Bikini top.
We’ve become newly obsessed with Fisch swim and are particularly fond of their Coquillage underwire top—it looks less like a bra than most styles of this variety thanks to the seashell-like silhouette. Pair yours with the Chanzy bottoms.
SIR. the Label is a great brand if you’re looking for options that will supercede swimwear trends. Their Zoya style features ruched detailing in addition to the underwire cups. Despite those details, it’s anything but matronly.
Madewell's take on the underwire top fully embraces the retro energy of the style. The bold green check is perfect for summer while the extended length of the top provides extra support. Add the matching bottoms here.
Another favorite for classic style, Anemos has sold us on the Brigitte top. Inspired by the French icon, the bathing suit toes the line between minimalism and sex appeal. Plus, the adjustable straps ensure that the silhouette is flattering. Add the bottoms here.
Monday Swimwear’s Maui one-piece prioritizes both comfort and support in its design. The slightly higher cut on the leg is designed to flatter your figure. The underwire adds a perfect dose of femininity.
Much of today’s trendy swimwear lacks practicality, but this Everlane bikini top comes with a universally flattering square neckline (at a universally appealing price). The affordable staple pairs perfectly with their bikini bottom.
CUUP knows a thing or two about feminine support. Their balconette top is fashioned just like one of their bras, guaranteeing everything will stay in place as you dash through the surf. Buy it as a set for a more affordable price.
Form and Fold swimsuits specifically adhere to larger or extended cup sizes. The Tri top is both flattering and functional, specifically aimed at D+ cup sizes. Add the matching bottoms here.
Stylest has made a name for themselves with their sculpting swimwear or, as they call it, aqua lingerie. Their one-shoulder suit does not sacrifice anything by way of style, but offers a 360-degree built-in shelf bra for ample chest lift.
It’s difficult to find a bandeau for larger busts, but this Cosabella bikini top is designed for a curvy figure. The straps are adjustable and easily removed if you prefer a halter-top style to erase those pesky tan lines.