Do you look forward to bathing suit season? The answer is undoubtedly yes if having fun on the beach while donning a stunning swimwear is your notion of heaven. Every year, there are several intriguing swimsuit trends that you're likely to see this summer. Before purchasing a new suit, keep up with the hottest colors so you'll know what to search for to seem stylish and current.
Beautiful in Pink
The pink trend is here to stay for a while, as Pantone predicted. This year, there will be a ton of pink bikinis available, in hues ranging from vibrant magenta to light pastel pink to dusty rose.
Everyone can easily join this trend because of the wide range of colour and tone. If you like subdued rose or deep magenta over the garish fuchsias and fluorescent pinks, that is. If you adore the romantic light pink's charming and feminine vibe, you may further accentuate it by teaming your pink swimsuit with a lively, flowy, and frilly long beach cover-up.
Keep Those Priceless Colors
The durability of your swimsuit can be significantly impacted by extended hot days in the sun and frequent contact to salt, sand, and chlorine. By pre-treating your new swimsuit before wearing it for the first time, you can maintain its lovely color.
To do this, mix a quart of cool water with two tablespoons of vinegar. To seal in color and prevent it from fading over time, submerge your swimsuit in the liquid and let it soak for 20 to 30 minutes. This method can be applied to rash guards and swim shorts as well.
Additions and Details
Along with the soft pinks that are popular in the swimsuit industry, we will see these kinds of romantic and delicate decorations and touches on swimwear in keeping with this year's hyper-feminine, romantic, and balletcore style and fashion trends.
We adore how this feminine and romantic design is influencing swimwear, from delicate details and embellishments like cross-stitched patterns and crocheted pieces to tankini swimsuit tops with frills and buttons.
Mermaids everywhere
Speaking of the playful, girlie looks that are returning this year, mermaid-inspired hues and accessories are another way that this trend is influencing the swimwear industry.
One-pieces in shiny, glittering fabrics that resemble fish scales, two-piece turquoise bikinis, and accessories like wraps and cover-ups that resemble fishing nets are all to be expected.
All That Glitters: Shiny Swimwear
Speaking of glittering, metallic grandeur, this year's metallic swimsuit trends include gold, silver, and copper. Your chance to shine is this year. Don't be afraid to be daring while accessorizing; these strong, shimmering items also go perfectly with this year's trend of gorgeous pinks.
Maintain Your Swimsuit
Chlorine can fade your stunning bikini since it destroys colors. Before diving into the pool, take a shower to lessen the potential harm. Ensure that your suit is thoroughly wet to reduce the quantity of chlorinated water that it can absorb. After swimming, immediately rinse it in cold water to get rid of any contaminants. If you want to invest in the hand-knit or crocheted swim top trend this year, this is very crucial.
Sporty Looks in Vibrant Colors
This year, sporty, swimwear with 1990s influences is returning. Red, yellow, and blue are the key hues to wear with these accessories. Some of these athletic things are not only highly fashionable and stylish in the sports sense, but also incredibly smart and useful. To perfect this look and add additional UV protection to your swimsuit selection, invest in a rash guard.
Having Fun in Swimwear
All you hippy girls, rejoice: tie-dye is still popular today. Tie-dye has a laid-back, bohemian vibe and works in a variety of colors and patterns, such as a bikini in bright pink and purple or anything covered in soft pastels. Consider what hue suits you the best and give this trend a try. It works well in practically any shade you can think of. To round off your appearance, add a few ankle bracelets and a woven beach bag.
Suitable Color Care
If the color of your swimsuit is important to you, never wash it. Spandex and Lycra can be ruined by even one pass through the delicate cycle, and a suit's color can also be lost. As an alternative, hand-wash your swimsuit in a sink of lukewarm water with a little shampoo. Before rinsing and laying the suit flat to dry, carefully incorporate some vinegar into the soapy water to help with odor removal if necessary.
