These Gorgeous One-Piece Swimsuits Are Perfectly On-Trend

The swimsuit that launched a thousand others, Oséree’s lurex one-piece is no longer a one-off — it’s a full-fledged trend. With the stretchy, sheeny fabric the material of the moment, consider this your time to shine.

If Kourtney Kardashian and Megan Fox are proof, the pop-punk look is alive and well. Ease into the look with a one-shoulder swimsuit in a pinl-and-brown check, reminiscent of vibrant Von Dutch color schemes of the early aughts.

Thanks to the emergence of #VaxGirlSummer, one-shoulder tops and dresses have made their way back into the zeitgeist — and infiltrated our swimwear in the process. With an emphasis on little touches that let the silhouette really shine, this black Jade Swim number features a strappy back that gives it an ever-so-sporty vibe.

Versace’s Spring 2021 runway show undeniably set the mood for the style of the season thanks to its bold prints, vibrant colors, and oceanic motifs. Featuring all of the above, this bathing suit is just the right mix of retro and modern for an afternoon in South Beach — either IRL or in your daydreams.

Warning: This cut isn’t for the faint of heart (it’s self-described as offering “minimal coverage”). For those who are risk-inclined, but not necessarily ready for the thong bottom, this swimsuit’s high-leg opening shows just the right amount of skin. Plus, with a cool ribbed texture and square neckline, it’s practically a trend trifecta.

Everything about this swimsuit feels glamorous: The plunging neckline and halter straps, the deep, scoop back, the emerald green color, the textured fabric that’s completely covered in sequins. This one’s for the sunbather who never misses an opportunity to dress up — and really, who can blame them?

As soft ginghams and ditsy florals pop up everywhere from sandals to napkins, pastels are fighting neon brights for the color trend of summer 2021. If you’re not into loud shades, then pretty sky blue, mint green, and light yellow are just as impactful. You’ll love how spaghetti straps and a tie-waist belt make this one-piece look like a ballet leotard.

Summer’s iteration of the early-aughts cutout resurgence provides a much needed update to the classic black swimsuit. The closest you can get to a two-piece without wearing a bikini, the peek-a-boo midriff lends the illusion of a separate knotted-front top and high-waisted bottoms.

Sporty in shape and high in shine, this gilded one-piece will take you back to your American Apparel days. Wear with oversized sunglasses for a full Hollywood look. Kitsch, meet cool.

Whether thrifted or new, ‘60s- and ‘70s-inspired prints are what nostalgia dreams are made of. The Goddess Suit by vintage expert JJ Martin’s LaDoubleJ puts the trend on full display with an eye-catching red and pink floral pattern. The adjustable tie strap and little bow at the hip are perfect finishing touches.