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The Best Swimsuits For Every Body Type - From Monokinis to One-Pieces

When it comes to shopping for that "perfect" swimsuit, it can seem like a daunting challenge to browse every brand and site across the internet. But thankfully, we've done the hard work for you and have rounded up a few of our favorites ahead.

Firstly, you'll want to think about your personal swimsuit requirements. While you want something that's flattering, stylish, and comfortable, you also want one that will make you feel your very best. Most of the time, that comes down to fit, and not all suits are made the same. To help you find a style that you'll be excited to wear on your next vacation, or any time you find yourself relaxing by the water, we enlisted Kalani Miller, swimwear expert and cofounder of Mikoh, for expert recommendations on the year's biggest swimwear trends, along with what shoppers should consider when scoping out the best swimsuit for their body type.

What to Consider When Shopping Out the Best Swimsuit For Your Body Type

For Miller, finding the perfect swimsuit starts with honing in on the exact occasion she's shopping for. "When I'm shopping for a new suit, I always like to think of where I am wearing it the most - is it a girls' trip? A romantic getaway? Or a family vacay with your in-laws? From there, I let it guide what styles and coverage I gravitate to," she explains. As far as finding the best swimsuit for your body type or frame, Miller believes that confidence is key and recommends that shoppers experiment with as many different types of silhouettes and structures as possible. "Make sure to try on lots of different cuts - skimpy, full-coverage, high-waisted. You never know what will look best until you give it a go, and you may be surprised to find a new silhouette can quickly become your favorite," she says.

What Types of Swimsuits Are Trending For 2024?

If you're looking to find a more seasonally relevant style that'll tap into the year's biggest swimwear trends, such as the thongkini, Miller also notes that there are plenty of fun options to play around with this year. "Earthy neutrals, pops of blue, and poppy orange prints are here to stay for summer. This season, we're seeing silhouettes with sleeves and multiuse pieces," she explains.

With all of Miller's expert recommendations in mind, we curated a guide to the perfect swimsuits for every type of frame and build, including the best swimsuits for curvy women, the best one-piece bathing suits, and a variety of other choices that range from sultry bikinis to fun monokinis. Regardless of the piece you're looking for, these styles will surely end up in your shopping cart. Keep reading to glean an expert's dos and don'ts, and browse through our picks for the best swimsuits to stock up on this year.

- Additional reporting by Krista Jones, Hannah Weil-McKinley, and India Yaffe



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