One-piece bathing suits are the classic pieces that never go out of style. From vintage-inspired stripes to plunging necklines, there’s a number of current iterations that are inspiring a new generation to give the suit a try, rivaling its two-piece cousin in popularity. Right now, if there’s one style to call out, it’s the high-cut one-piece swimsuit.
So what exactly makes this trend so popular and flattering? We asked Sabra Krock, the creative director of Everything But Water, on why this ’80s silhouette is making a huge comeback right now. “We continue to see very clean-lined, sleek silhouettes trending, and high-cut legs are a good example,” she tells us. “This cut lengthens the body, creating mile-long legs, and is very flattering.”
Ready to create that look for your next trip to the pool? We’ve rounded up the best high-cut swimsuits on the market to make your moments soaking up the sun some of the best-looking ones yet. Keep scrolling to see them now.
A bright white bathing suit will be a bold statement.Available in sizes XS to L.
This color is so pretty.Available in sizes 2 to 10.
So chic.Available in sizes S to L.
Seersucker swimsuits are going to be huge this summer.Available in one size.
This swimsuit has become a favorite among celebrities and influencers alike.Available in sizes XS to L.
How cool are these cutouts?Available in sizes XS to L.
This color is so good for summer.Available in sizes XS to L.
Brighten up your beach day in this suit.Available in sizes S to L.
So cute.Available in sizes 00 to 14.
The back is just as intriguing.Available in sizes S to L.
Belted swimsuits are the next big thing.Available in sizes 4 to 14.
The weird tan line is worth it.Available in sizes S to XL.
Deep plunges are always so stylish.Available in sizes XS to L.
Keep the color-block trend going with this swimsuit.Available in sizes 1X to 3X.
Yes, you need this basic swimsuit.Available in sizes 14 to 22.
Yes, neon is back.Available in sizes 12 to 24.
You’ll never get tired of this swimsuit.Available 1X to 3X.
It’s safe to say we don’t see this swimsuit style going anywhere anytime soon.
