While the weather might be drastically different in Los Angeles than it is in New York at this exact moment, those fleeting moments before spring always have us dreaming of summer, no matter where you are. And if we know you as well as we think we know you, "dreaming of summer" actually means dreaming of which swimsuits you'll be wearing. While on the hunt for Wholesale Replica Bag trends and styles in the swimwear department, we came across a trend in bikini bottoms that you might not be on board with right away—fuller bottoms.
This summer, we are going to see styles stepping away from more revealing thongs and cheeky bottoms and taking a giant step toward more coverage on your lower half. That means no strings, over-exposed cheeks, or high-cut legs. After recently learning that French women are fond of "big cotton panties," an underwear we haven't always leaned on here in the U.S., the discovery of a similar shape in the swimwear world had our ears perked up.
To prove this is not just something we noticed with our trend-driven eye, we reached out to a handful of women who have their hands in all different realms of the fashion industry, to see how they feel about the new swimwear trend. To no surprise, they were all in accordance. Now the real question is how are you going to react to this normally hated style?
Go on to see what fashion insiders have to say about this new swimwear trend and to shop the style for yourself.
"I am loving the ruched or laced bralettes that are trending at the moment. For us smaller-chested girls, it gives us a lot more shape and curves, which I love. Plus, the brief bottoms are great for us adventure girls who love to surf and travel since you still get that coverage. You don't have any unwanted tugs in the wrong places!"
"I'm actually a huge fan of this style of swimsuit. As a surfer it's functional, and I actually think the cheeky styles are quite flattering. Shying away from the thong and Brazilian cut doesn't seem like such a bad idea. Plus, it's reminiscent of Sanoe Lake in Blue Crush—goals."
Matteau The Square Crop Top ($120) and The Boy Leg Brief ($120)
"I love this style as a swimwear trend because it reminds me of 1970s California, which is a vibe I am really into right now. As the sun has been shining a little brighter on the West Coast the past two weeks, I can't help but slip on something light and airy with a bikini underneath."
Skye Staghorn Tie Up Balconette in Textured Lilac ($125) and High Waisted Tie Up Pant in Textured Lilac ($120)
"You don't have to show a lot of skin to be sexy. Fuller bottoms can totally be flattering depending on the silhouette and how the shape fits and accentuates your curves—they can even be a little cheeky."
Giejo String Tie Purple Aztec ($60) and High Rise Black Ribbed ($50)
"While a teeny-tiny bikini is always great, especially where tan lines are concerned, there is just something we love about slightly retro, boy-brief-cut bottoms right now! Our Ocean bottom has a sculpted cut but offers a bit more coverage in the front for a sleek, on-trend look."
Midsommar Sunset Top ($95) and Swim Ocean Bottom ($85)
"I personally love a more full-coverage bikini bottom. They are timeless, slightly masculine, and effortlessly sexy. To me, they are the summer version of the ongoing menswear trend for women, and I love feeling empowered by not showing everything off."
Kiini Tasmin Crochet-Trimmed Triangle Bikini Top ($165) and Tasmin Crochet-Trimmed Bikini Briefs ($120)
"We love the flirty tomboy look in swimwear this season—these fun, sporty styles are ideal for a day of waterfront activities (or just lounging by the pool). Playful straps that crisscross in the back or that tie on the shoulder help to draw attention to the top and give the wearer a bit more of a fashion-forward moment in an otherwise athletic-looking suit."
Eberjey Bikini Lines Connor Bikini Top ($92) and Bikini Lines Coco Bikini Bottom ($72)
Shop more of this new swimwear trend:
Made by Dawn Ribbed Bikini Top ($140) and Ribbed Bikini Briefs ($130)This mustard shade is incredibly chic.
River Island Plus Mismatch Scallop Trim Bikini Top ($25) and Plus Mismatch Scallop Trim Bikini Brief ($19)Scalloping makes swimwear look so much more expensive.
Free People Jamaica Bikini Top ($112) and Bondi Bikini Bottoms ($90)The dainty bows on the straps make it.
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Bikyni The Plunge ($50) and The Hipster ($50)Because you can't go through summer without a floral bikini.
Xhilaration Plus Size Colorblock Crochet Bikini Top ($20) and Plus Size Colorblock Crochet Bikini Bottom ($17)We have been seeing this color on swimsuits everywhere this season.
Your next vacation is in serious need of this suit.
There's nothing more classic than black and white stripes.
Marysia Swim Spring Laser Cut Bikini Top ($170) and Spring Laser Cut Bikini Bottom ($170)This suit is classy and sexy all at once.
COS Smooth Bikini Top ($35) and Smooth Bikini Bottoms ($25)You'll want this one in black, too.What do you think of this new swimwear trend? Do you love it or hate it? Let us know in the comments below!
