Last Updated on April 17, 2023
Zara swimwear is here, confirming what I’ve thought of the brand for quite some time now — it can do no wrong.
It’s one of the most popular clothing stores not just in the UK — it’s hard to walk down the street in a Zara piece without walking past someone else wearing the same thing in London — but pretty much everywhere in the world, so the brand’s foray into swimwear is more than welcome.
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The new releases have come at the perfect time. The swimwear offers plenty of colour and exaggerated shapes, which is fitting for the maximalism trend that’s on the rise.
Spring has finally arrived, and while the sun is yet to show its face, it’s always good to be prepared for summer.
If you’ve booked a holiday or are simply excited for sunbathing in the garden, you’re gonna need swimwear – and Zara’s is up there.
I had a look through the label’s swimwear collection and found a selection of the best so you don’t have to.
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Shop Zara Swimwear
Cut-Out Rhinestone Swimsuit, £32.99 – buy now
Cut-Out Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Cut-Out Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Swimsuit With Straps At The Back, £29.99 – buy now
Draped Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Printed Tulle Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
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Tie-Dye Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Printed Bikini Top, £19.99 – buy now
Printed Bikini Bottom, £17.99 – buy now
Printed Bikini Top, £19.99 – buy now
Printed Bikini Bottom, £19.99 – buy now
Asymmetric Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Crocodile Halter Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
Printed Tulle Swimsuit, £29.99 – buy now
