Swimwear styles, from bikinis to beachwear
One-piece swimsuits, mix-and-match two-pieces, tops and bottoms sold separately, plus cover-up beachwear: the five categories in our swimwear selection.
A swimsuit is chosen based on two successive decisions: one-piece or two-piece first, then the precise fit of the top and bottom. Our tops and bottoms can be ordered separately, each in its own size, which avoids the compromise of a set sold together.
One-piece or two-piece swimsuit: what decides
The one-piece allows for continuous shaping from the bust to the hips, which is not possible with a two-piece, and it stays in place better when diving and swimming. The two-piece wins on size composition, tanning, and practicality throughout the day. It's not about coverage but about construction: this swimsuit cut is no longer a choice for those who want to hide.
Beachwear to wear over a swimsuit
Beach sarongs, cover-ups, tunics, and kimonos are not chosen like a swimsuit but like a piece of clothing that must tolerate a wet swimsuit underneath, dry quickly, and remain presentable on the terrace. It’s the piece that allows you to go from swimming to lunch without changing.
The five swimsuit styles in the category
The two-piece swimsuit is made size by size, which addresses the frequent mismatch between bust and hip measurements: swimsuit tops and swimsuit bottoms are therefore bought separately. The one-piece swimsuit has moved from coverage to support and swimming. Beachwear, sarongs, tunics, and light dresses, complete the outfit without overlapping.
