As odd as it might feel to think about swimwear in February, their season in the sun will be here in no time. And since there's nothing worse than finding out when it's already too late to order your first bikini of the summer that a beautiful day is coming, I always find it beneficial to get ahead of the problem by stocking up on suits when they first drop rather than waiting until the last minute.
With that in mind, I sprung to action upon discovering a heap of new swimwear on H&M, Mango, and Topshop this week. From runway-inspired floret-embellished maillots at Mango to stringy bikinis in bright colors and neutral shades at H&M, there are already plenty of swimsuit styles to choose from at a price that makes securing a variety of options for the impending warm weather entirely feasible.
Before everyone else gets to work on their 2023 swimwear collections and buys up all the best colors and styles, shop the brand-new offerings at Topshop, Mango, and H&M below.
I've sent this swimsuit to everyone I know who's as obsessed with the rosettes trend as I am.
This color is so gorgeous, especially when it's combined with a summer glow.
Shop the matching High-Waist Bikini Bottoms ($40).
It's giving country-club chic, and honestly, I'm here for it.
Shop the matching Bikini Bottoms ($13).
No, but actually, you need this.
Shop the matching Brazilian Bikini Panties Glitter ($30).
The tan lines might not be ideal, but in the moment, this suit will be a showstopper.
I personally love a minimal-coverage top paired with a maximum-coverage bottom.
Shop the matching High-Waist Bikini Bottoms ($46).
This color and print manage to be unique and low-key at the same time.
Shop the matching Animal Print Tanga Bikini Bottoms ($34).
It's controversial, I know, but there's something so chic about a white bikini.
Shop the matching Brazilian Bikini Bottom ($30).
That Diana blue.
Shop the matching Bikini Bottoms ($13).
You really can't go wrong with this one-piece.
This style of bottoms (where there are no ties, just strings) is my all-time favorite.
Shop the matching Knit Bikini Bottoms ($28).
Barbiecore takes the beach.
Shop the matching Textured Bikini Bottom ($30).
There's no reason why you can't wear this just as often as a bodysuit as you do a swimsuit.
A black, string bikini is timeless for a reason.
Shop the matching Classic Bikini Bottoms With Bows ($26).
The scoop back on this is so sexy and subtle.
Give me anything orange and I'll wear it again and again with pride.
Shop the matching Classic Textured Bikini Bottom ($30).
If you already own one too many neutral bikinis, buy this blue bandeau set to switch things up.
Shop the matching High Leg Bikini Bottoms ($15).
That deep-V cut is next level.
This bikini style is flattering on so many body types as it's supportive without having too many fabric.
Shop the matching Bikini Bottoms ($13).
If I didn't know better, I'd assume this suit costs at least $100.
Shop the matching Printed Bikini Bottom ($30).
Florals for spring? Groundbreaking.
Shop the matching Floral Side Tie Bikini Bottoms ($24).
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