Looking to jazz up your swimwear collection? You’ve come to the right place!
Lucky for you, I’ll be diving head first into the swimwear trends that are set to soar throughout 2023. From mermaid-core (yes, that’s a thing), to extreme cut outs and high legs, there’s something to suit everyone.
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Whether you want to serve poolside chic in Sicily or staycation in style, I’ve done my research to uncover the bikinis and swimsuits you’re about to see a lot more of in 2023. These are bound to give you that extra boost of confidence this spring/summer.
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Mermaid magic
Little Mermaid fans, it’s your time to shine. I’m talking shells, pearls, oceanic colours and iridescent shades and shimmers.
This is one of those swimwear trends that’s all about playing with colours and textures, and I for one am here for it.
South Beach mix & match caged underwire bikini top in emerald metallic, ASOS, £16 – buy now
South Beach mix & match scoop high leg bikini bottom in emerald metallic, ASOS, £14 – buy now
Shiny bikini top, Mango, £22.99 – buy now
Brazilian panties bikini glitter, Mango, £17.99 – buy now
Blue sequin bikini bottoms, River Island, £18 – buy now
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Cut-outs
Maybe not one for the competitive swimmers of the bunch, but exaggerated cut outs are seriously in.
Whether you opt for an asymmetrical one piece, or a bikini with a cheeky under-boob cut-out, you’ll be making a statement (for all the right reasons of course!) if you hop aboard this swimwear trend.
Asymmetrical opening swimsuit, Mango, £49.99 – buy now
Green cut out swimsuit, River Island, £36 – buy now
Cut-out halterneck swimsuit, & Other Stories, £55 – buy now
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Hello high-leg
Did somebody say Baywatch? The high-leg swimsuit needs no introducing after it made waves in the 80s – all thanks to Pamela Anderson.
This year, we’re seeing hip-bone grazing suits pop up here, there, and everywhere. Why? Well, the high leg silhouette elongates the legs, and then some!
Topshop petite crinkle square neck high leg swimsuit in black, ASOS, £30 – buy now
Black gem mesh panel halter swimsuit, New Look, £29.99 – buy now
Back to basics
Okay – there’s nothing new about a strappy bikini, but sometimes old is gold, right?
The strappy swimwear trend is one of the most timeless of them all. Made up of triangle bikini tops and tie-side bottoms, the clean lines and simple silhouettes are not to be downplayed. They give an effortlessly cool vibe (even if you did spend an hour adjusting and perfecting in the mirror prior to your poolside appearance!).
If you want to experiment with this swimwear trend, why not jazz up this timeless trend with a funky beach bag and cover up combo?
Natasia Swim jayme bikini top, Revolve, £47 – buy now
Natasia Swim nassau bikini bottom, £52 – buy now
Red halter moulded triangle bikini top, New Look, £10.99 – buy now
Red tie side bikini bottoms, New Look, £8.99 – buy now
Multiposition strapless bikini top, Mango, £22.99 – buy now
Brazilian bikini panties with bows, Mango, £17.99 – buy now
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3D details
Who said you can’t add a bit of drama to your poolside get-up? Not me!
Whether it’s cutesy crochet, romantic ruffles or beautiful bows, anything that makes your swimwear that bit, well… extra, is a sure fire way to turn heads this summer.
Accessorize frill knot triangle bikini top in khaki, ASOS, £24 – buy now
Accessorize frill side bikini bottom in khaki, ASOS, £17 – buy now
Coral frill sleeve belted swimsuit, New Look, £29.99 – buy now
Daisy Street bikini top with scallop edge and faux shell tie detail in shell print, ASOS, £9.59 – buy now
Daisy Street bikini bottoms with scallop edge in shell print, ASOS, £7.19 – buy now
