Beachwear

5-inch inseam mesh-lined shorts are the way to go. 5-inch inseam trunks are the sweet spot. 7-inch inseam swim trunks are the sweet spot. A UPF 50+ rash guard is all you need. A beach tent is the only must-have. A bright top and solid bottom is the move. A chin strap fixes everything. A compression one-piece is your best bet. A cotton sundress is your best beach-to-lunch cover-up. A cotton sundress works for both. A cover-up and sunglasses. That's it. A dry bag is the best beach bag. A high-neck racerback bikini top is your best bet. A hoodie and joggers beat a beach cover-up. A lap swimsuit should be boring. A linen button-down is the best beach cover-up for men. A linen button-down is your best bet. A linen overshirt is the only beach bar cover-up you need. A linen shirt beats any beach cover-up. A linen shirt dress is the best beach-to-lunch cover-up. A long-sleeve rash guard beats any bikini for sun protection. A longer hem and snug fit stop the ride-up. A loose UPF fishing shirt beats a rash guard for sun protection. A one-piece made for lap swimming is your best bet. A one-piece with a cover-up is the move for a beach wedding. A one-piece with a high-cut leg and a V-neck is the most flattering for women over 50. A quick-dry microfiber towel is your best bet. A rash guard and separates are the best nursing beachwear. A rash guard should fit like a second skin. A regular swimsuit is a bad idea in cold water A ruched one-piece is your best bet. A sarong is basically three looks, and that's enough A snug, high-cut suit won't ride up. A solid bikini underneath is the move. A statement top and a simple bottom. A sunglass strap is the answer. A tankini is just a bikini with a longer top. A twisted halter top is the move. A well-fitted swimsuit won't ride up. A well-tied sarong works for a beach wedding. A wide-brim UPF 50+ hat is the only real choice. A wide-brim hat and oversized sunglasses are all you need. A wide-brimmed hat is the best sun protection for your face. A wide-brimmed hat is the only real choice. A wide-brimmed straw hat with UPF rating is your best bet. Above the knee, not too baggy. Accessories sell the retro look. An oversized button-up is the best beach cover-up. An oversized linen button-down is the best beach cover-up. Any UPF 50+ rash guard works for surfing. Any UPF 50+ rash guard works – skip the brand markup. Balance broad shoulders with a swimsuit that draws the eye downward Beach wrinkles don't matter. Board shorts and swim trunks are the same thing with different inseams. Board shorts haven't changed much this summer. Board shorts over swimsuit works every time. Board shorts with a compression liner are the answer. Board shorts with a gusseted crotch and heavy-duty stitching. Board shorts with a tie and Velcro are the only thing that stays on. Body Glide is the answer. Bra-sized swim tops are the move. Bra-sized swimsuits are the answer. Bright coral, deep teal, and rusty orange are the three to watch. Bright red and gingham are the swimsuit trends for summer 2025. Built-in bra swimsuits are for light support and convenience. Buy a chlorine-resistant one-piece Buy a swimsuit labeled "long torso. Buy a tankini with a supportive top and stretchy bottom. Buy bra-sized swimsuits. Buy higher spandex content and a tighter fit. Buy your usual waist size, then cinch the drawstring. Canvas totes are all you need. Cheap polarized sunglasses are fine for the beach. Chin straps and UPF 50+ are non-negotiable. Chlorine-resistant suits are worth the extra cost. Chlorine-resistant swimwear is the smarter buy. Chubbies or Patagonia baggies are the gold standard. Cobalt and tomato red are the swimwear colors this summer. Cobalt blue and abstract tropical prints are the vibe for summer 2025. Cold rinse after every swim is your best bet. Cold wash, air dry, no fabric softener. Cold water rinse right after swimming Compression shorts and a rash guard work best. Coordinating beachwear for photos is easy if you stop trying to match. Copper or brown lenses beat gray for beach days. Cotton or acrylic blends. Loose stitches will sag. Crochet beach cover-ups are still in for 2025. Crochet swimsuits are for looking, not swimming. Crochet swimsuits are not practical for the beach. Crushable straw hats are the move. Cut the swimsuit liner out. Dark bottoms, bright top. Dawn dish soap and patience. Dawn dish soap works. Deep V-necks and high-cut legs are your friend. Different sizes for top and bottom is fine. Dish soap handles sunscreen stains on swimsuits. Don't bother with padding. Get a suit that fits your frame. Don't buy board shorts without a drawstring and stretch. Don't buy cotton swim trunks. Don't combine waterproof and stylish in one beach bag. Don't overthink board shorts. Hurley Phantom or O'Neill Hyperfreak. Don't stress about swimsuit wrinkles. Don't surf in a bikini. Don't wear a bikini for open water swimming. Don’t buy a swimsuit. Buy a two-piece that does both. Easy-access swim diapers work best Fit and seams matter most for a swim rash guard. Fit matters more than the UPF label For kayaking, wear a rash guard and board shorts. For surfing, skip the bikini. Forget about ironing beachwear. Forget cotton beach towels. Forget matching your towel to your swimsuit. Front-zip swimsuits are the way to go. Function over style for beach bags. Get Keen Newport H2s for protection, Xero Z-Trails for feel. Get a 6-inch inseam swim trunk for 2025. Get a dry bag for the beach. Get a dry bag, not a "beach bag. Get a full-front zip rash guard. Get a hat with a chin strap and a stiff brim. Get a high-waisted bottom and a patterned top Get a microfiber beach towel. Get a polyester blend for chlorine pools. For saltwater, any suit works. Get a polyester training suit for lap swimming. Get a polyester-spandex blend with UPF 50+ rating. Get a reusable swim diaper for the beach. Get a reversible bikini with at least two colors that don't match. Get a suit from Speedo, TYR, or Arena. Get a swim dress with built-in shorts. Get a swimsuit that says “long torso.” Get a triathlon suit. Get a zip-up long-sleeve rash guard with a snap crotch. Get hybrid swim trunks. Get jammers or briefs, not baggy trunks. Get one with a built-in liner and quick-dry fabric. Get polarized lenses. Everything else is details. Get something with a stiff sole and good drainage. Get swim bottoms with silicone grippers and moderate coverage. Get swim trunks with 4-way stretch and a 5-inch inseam. Get swim trunks with a liner and a zippered pocket Get the removable cups. Go bold on top, simple on the bottom. Go for UPF-rated wide brims. Go for supportive cuts, not stringy ones Go with UPF 50+ and a snug fit Go with polyester or PBT for pool swimwear. Halter necks and deep V's are your friends. Halter tops and triangle bikinis are your friend. Hand wash only. No exceptions. Hand wash your SPF swimwear Hand wash your swimsuit with cups. Always. Hand wash your swimsuit. Hand-stitch it back in place. Hand-wash your swimwear. That's it. Heat kills swimsuit elastic. Heat or a safety pin can tighten loose swimsuit elastic without sewing. High-cut legs and a low back. High-cut legs and vertical seams are your best bet. High-cut legs solve the long torso problem. High-cut one-pieces beat bikinis for avoiding tan lines. High-neck compression tops are your best bet. High-waist bottoms and structured tops work best. High-waist plus halter is the vintage shortcut. High-waisted and boy-short cuts are your best bet. High-waisted bikini bottoms are a classic, not a trend. High-waisted bikini bottoms usually work better. High-waisted bikinis and one-piece cutouts are the 2025 winners. High-waisted bikinis and sporty one-pieces are still the smart play. High-waisted bikinis are actually more comfortable. High-waisted bikinis are where it's at. High-waisted bikinis are your best bet. High-waisted bottoms and a ruched one-piece are your postpartum swimsuit. High-waisted bottoms and a statement top work best. High-waisted bottoms and ruching are your best bet. High-waisted bottoms and sporty tops are the summer swimsuit trend. High-waisted bottoms are your best bet for a pear shape. High-waisted bottoms are your best bet. High-waisted bottoms with a bikini top work best for a long torso. High-waisted separates are your best bet for postpartum swimwear. Ignore body shape 'rules' – fit and confidence matter more. Ignore brands. Look for recycled nylon or Tencel. Ignore the buzzwords—look for certifications. Just buy a 5-inch inseam in a solid color. Just tie it around your waist. Kaftans and shirt dresses are your best bet. Kanu Surf swim trunks are the move. Keep it simple: one neutral, one pop. Keep the outfit simple. Land's End is your best bet for tall swim trunks. Lands' End makes the best tankinis for coverage. Let it hang open. Let the crochet do the work. Light colors and mesh panels beat black rash guards Linen and modal blends are your best bet. Linen pants beat board shorts for beach lounging. Linen pants work fine as a beach cover-up. Linen shirts are the beach cover-up of 2025. Linen wrinkles. That's its thing. Long torso" suits are the answer. Look for "long torso" or "tall" sizes in swimsuits. Look for UPF 50+ and a sand anchor. Look for a sewn-in powernet panel, not just stretchy fabric. Look for color-blocking and a V-neck. Look for high-waisted bottoms and a supportive top.

Look for lined, quick-dry shorts with a tighter weave. Look for polyester or nylon-spandex blends. Avoid cotton linings. Look for ruching and high-waist styles. Machine washing linen is usually fine—check the tag first. Match your accessories to each other, not to the dress. Measure underbust and overbust, not your regular bra size. Mesh bags are the answer for keeping sand out of your beach bag. Mesh bags are your best bet for sand Mesh-lined board shorts are your best bet. Mesh-lined pockets or nothing. Metallic one-pieces are the way to go. Microfiber beach towels are the answer. Microfiber towels are best for the beach. Mineral sunscreens are your only real choice. Mixing bikini sets is easier than you think. Modest swimsuits can be stylish — just pick a shape Most "sustainable" swimwear is greenwashing. Patagonia is the real deal. Neon brights and leopard prints are your safest bets for 2025. Neon is back, and fruit prints will not shut up. Neon is the beachwear trend this summer. Neoprene swimsuits are the only real option. No flip-flops in soft sand. Nylon and polyester are the move for beachwear. Nylon and polyester are the only quick-dry beach fabrics worth considering. Nylon and polyester are your only real options for humid beach days. Nylon and polyester blends. Nylon and spandex blends dry fastest. Nylon-spandex blends dry fastest. Nylon-spandex blends with a high percentage of nylon hold color best. Nylon-spandex is the best material for a rash guard. Old Navy and Target are fine for plus-size beach cover-ups. Old sneakers beat flip-flops for hot sand. One reversible swimsuit is enough for most trips. One swimsuit for laps and lounging? Not really. One-piece swimsuits are the only sensible choice for lap swimming and water aerobics Outlier New Way Shorts are the best beach-to-bar shorts. OxiClean is the right move for white swimwear. Pair a high-waisted bottom with a modern top and accessories. Pair high-waisted bottoms with a solid, simple top. Patagonia Baggies are the answer. Patagonia and Fair Harbor get recycled swimwear right. Patagonia and Outerknown are solid bets. Patagonia and Outerknown are still the safest bets. Patagonia and Outerknown are the safe bets for sustainable beachwear. Patagonia's baggies are the only answer. Patagonia, Outerknown, Fair Harbor. Pattern the top, keep the bottom solid." type: .report. source_topic: "pear-shaped body styling Pick the reversible suit with two sides you actually love. Plunging necklines and high-cut legs are your friends. Polyester swimsuits are your best bet for chlorine. Pure lycra beachwear dies fast. Get a polyester blend. Put Body Glide on before you suit up. Racerback and a wide underband are non-negotiable. Racerback one-pieces are your best bet. Rash guards and board shorts beat bikinis for paddleboarding. Rash guards are worth it for surfers and grapplers. Rash guards aren't just for surfers. Recycled nylon is the way to go for an eco-friendly swimsuit. Recycled ocean plastic beachwear is mostly marketing hype. Recycled swimwear is worth it. Replace your swimsuit every year, unless you swim a lot. Reversible triangle tops are your best bet. Rich warm colors like terracotta or burnt orange make olive skin tan look its best. Rinse after every swim — cold water, no soap. Rinse immediately with cold water. Rinse it immediately, even if it's 'chlorine resistant Rinse it immediately. Hand wash with mild soap. No fabric softener. Rinse it in cold water after every swim. Rinse it with fresh water immediately. Rinse saltwater out of your swimsuit immediately. Rinse swimsuits in cold water immediately after swimming. Rinse swimwear immediately after the beach. Rinse with cold water right away. That's it. Rinse with plain water immediately. That's it. Rinse your SPF swimwear immediately after swimming. Rinse your swimsuit after every swim. Rinse your swimsuit before you even dry off. Rinse your swimsuit immediately after swimming. Rinse your swimsuit in cold water after every swim. Rinse your swimsuit in cold water immediately after swimming. Rinse your swimsuit in cold water right after swimming. Rinse your wetsuit immediately after use. Roll delicate beachwear in a sarong — it works. Roll everything and use a wet bag. Roll everything. Swimsuits don't wrinkle, but cover-ups do. Roll it and move on. Roll your beachwear and stop worrying about wrinkles. Roll your beachwear. Roll your beachwear. Wrinkles won't happen. Roll-top dry bags are the move. Roll-top dry bags are the only real option. Ruching and halter tops do more than padding. Ruching and padding beat push-up claims. Ruching and thick fabric are the real secret. Ruching is better than a skirt. Ruching is the secret, not just high waist. Ruching is your best friend. Ruching is your friend, not compression panels. Ruching is your friend. Ruching is your postpartum swimwear cheat code. Ruching solves everything Ruching, ruffles, and triangle tops Self-tanner is the only real fix. Separates are the answer after weight loss or surgery. Separates solve the swimwear fit problem for trans people. Sewn-in cups with wide side bands are your best bet. Shorter swim trunks are the move this season. Shorter, bolder, and hybrid is the rule for summer 2025 board shorts. Side ties beat ruching for swimsuit fit. Skip racerbacks if you have broad shoulders. Skip the "regular" – buy tall-specific swimsuits. Skip the buttons on surf trunks. Skip the complicated beachwear. Go for what's easiest to put on and take off. Skip the eco-friendly beach toys — use what you have. Skip the pastels, go for jewel tones. Soak swimwear in a vinegar solution. Spandex swim shorts will wear out faster than neoprene Sports bras work for swimming (temporarily) Squeeze, don't wring. Stainless steel and silicone are your beach jewelry. Stick to a color palette, not matching outfits Stick with Patagonia or Outerknown for eco swimsuits. Stick with a sarong for the best resort look. Stick with brands that sell tall-specific swimwear. Stick with recycled synthetics for swimsuits. Stick with solid neutrals for a destination wedding. Stick with solids for reversible swimsuits. Stick with synthetics for beachwear. Stick with zinc oxide sunscreen for reef safety. Stiff soles matter more than branding. Store swimwear in a dark place — not hanging in a sunny window. Summersalt and Andie are the two best bets for curvy women in 2025. Summersalt and Torrid are the go-to for plus-size beachwear in 2025. Sun sleeves are better than swim shirts for this. Sun-protective swimsuits that don't scream "rash guard" exist — but you have to look for them. Sunscreen stains aren't permanent. Surf shorts for surfing. Everything else is just beachwear. Surfing needs board shorts; lounging needs everything else. Swim dresses are underrated for casual water days. Swim shirts are for sun protection, not fashion. Swim shirts are mostly sun protection. Swim trunks and rash guards are your friends. Swim trunks with a zippered pocket are the move. Swimsuit sizes are a lie. Swimwear is for after the ceremony. Swimwear sizing makes no sense. Measure yourself anyway. Switch to a fuller coverage cut. The big raft with a cup holder is the only float you need. The cheap ones on Amazon are good enough. The cut is almost always the problem. The high-neck or bandeau with wide straps is your best bet. The sarong knot is all you need. The secret to a good swimsuit fit is your torso length. The squat test is the only test that matters. The swimsuit liner is your underwear. Thick rubber soles beat everything for hot sand. Thong bikinis are back. Again. Three sarong ties are plenty. Tie it high and add a belt. Treat bikini separates like coordinates, not encores. Treat your rash guard like a regular t‑shirt. Triangle tops are fine. You don't need padding or push-up. Tucking swimwear is worth the investment Tummy control swimsuits got cool. Turkish cotton towels beat microfiber for the beach. Two knots are all you need. Two swimsuits, three cover-ups, one pair of sandals. UPF 50+ is UPF 50+ — worry about coverage UPF 50+ is all you need for kids' swimwear. UPF 50+ is all you need. UPF 50+ is for the suit, not your skin. UPF 50+ is non-negotiable for kids' rash guards. UPF 50+ or bust for a beach umbrella. UPF 50+ rash guards are the real sunscreen. UPF 50+ swimsuits are all the same. UPF 50+ swimsuits are simple: check the label and pick your coverage. UPF 50+ swimwear is for kids and all-day sun. UPF swim shirts beat sunscreen for sensitive skin. Underwire and thick straps are non-negotiable Underwire bikini tops from bra brands are your best bet. Underwire one-pieces are worth it. Used is the best sustainable beachwear. Vibram Megagrip is your answer. Water shoes beat flip-flops for the beach. Wear your sarong as a strapless dress. White swimsuits get transparent in the ocean. White vinegar and a wash cycle usually do the trick. Wide-brim straw hats are the way to go. Wider side seams fix digging hips Wrap it at the waist. That's it. Wrap-style swimsuits win for hourglass figures. Yes, but only if you buy the right one. You don't need a swim cap for the beach. You need a long torso specific suit. You only need two sarong styles. You probably want a swim shirt. You're a guest, not the bride. Your cover-up is the dress. Your rash guard should fit like a second skin. Your swimsuit needs a cold shower right after the pool. Your trans beachwear comes in two pieces. Zip pocket board shorts are the move. Zip-front rash guards are the move Zip-up rash guards are the easiest for toddlers. Zippered pockets are better than nothing, but not magical. iPlay swim diapers are the best combo of cute and secure.