From coveted collaborations to limited edition luxury collections on the high street – these swimsuits have caught our eye …
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One of nine styles from the collaboration between Rose Inc (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s beauty empire) and Hunza G, the Christy has a scooped neckline, a dipped back and a flattering rose metallic shade. Christy swimsuit in metallic rosewood, Rose Inc x Hunza G, €190; www.hunzag.com.
Part of the COS Atelier collection, a limited edition collection that has an emphasis on luxury, this ruffled swimsuit is made from sculpting recycled nylon. Wear it on the beach, or as a bodysuit for cocktail hour. Ruffled swimsuit, COS Atelier, €125, at COS.
We’re already a fan of Rouje, the womenswear label by Jeanne Damas that embraces French girl style whilst eschewing all of the cliches, so we’re excited to try the brand’s swimwear offering. The V-neck shape on this swimsuit looks like it would flatter larger busts. Alicia swimsuit, €105; www.rouje.com.
New in at Brown Thomas, the printed bandeau swimsuit by Australian swim specialists Jets has a classic resort feeling that will never date. Bandeau printed swimsuit, Jets, €209, at Brown Thomas.
Go all out with a printed swimsuit by maximalist label La DoubleJ – this one, printed with one of the label’s archival patterns, screams decadence. Goddess swimsuit, La DoubleJ, €290; www.net-a-porter.com.
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