Style Staple: The 7 chicest swimwear trends to shop in 2024

With its classic 90's silhouette, this style will flatter any body type. The contrast binding boasts a timeless, stylish finish.

Sometimes the most simple of pieces can have maximum impact. This H&M halterneck number is a chic addition to any swimwear wardrobe. We love the scooped back and for the price, there's no going wrong.

Hunza G is our ultimate go-to swimwear brand. With their infamous crinkle-effect fabric and one size fits all take, it's a must-have for us this summer. We love this cocoa brown shade for a minimalist take.

Postcard prints are set to be huge this summer, with their vibrant hues and fun motifs. Its giving us serious holiday vibes and we can just picture wearing it on a sunbed with a spicy margarita in hand.

Why opt for one print when you can go for a piece with contrasting prints instead? We love the three-print combo on this Rhode swimsuit and the beaded halterneck strap is such a fun finish.

I have a minimalist style and am not a fan of printed pieces, but I love this Damson Madder bikini and this is one I'll definitely be taking with me on my summer holiday. 

Much like the ready-to-wear collections of the brand, Christopher Esber keeps consistency with its swimwear and focuses on architectural and structured elements. 

If you want a bikini with subtle hardware detailing, this one ticks the box. We'd style this with layers of gold jewellery to compliment the gold hardware.

This is the perfect piece to pack for a girls holiday. Its flattering shape with the one-shoulder element, its green glittery colourway and oversized gold-tone metal oval hardware, it's a must-have.

This bikini is going straight in my basket - it's a timeless style I'll be taking on every holiday with me. Its subtle print and neutral tones make it a staple piece in your wardrobe.

With its cute gingham print and oceanic hue, we love this & Other Stories bikini. The v-shaped bandeau bra will look so flattering. 

A bandeau swimsuit doesn't have to be boring. This bright pink Marysia number features their staple scalloped edge. Just add a skirt on top and you can slip from beach to lunch with zero effort.

Arabella's mission is to create swimwear that celebrates all shapes and sizes. With its bright blue hue, thick straps and tie-back, this sculpted bikini will flatter all body types. 

We love the two-tone pastel colour of this one-piece swimsuit. The thick straps add extra support for a big bust and we love the retro feel of the belt, its giving us serious White Lotus vibes.

This strapless Mango bikini is a great alternative if you want to avoid strap tan lines. Its shimmery finish and ruched detailing on the bust tick all our boxes.

Australian brand Zimmermann is the epitome of the coquette-core trend. With its floral print, pastel hues and crochet finishes throughout, this one-piece swimsuit channels the trend to a T.

With its ditsy floral patchwork print and lace-up top, this bikini is a gorgeous girly addition to any wardrobe. Featuring Marysia's signature scallop edges, we can't get enough of this collab.

Agua by Agua Bendita is our go-to for new additions to our summer wardrobe. It comes as no surprise that they perfectly embrace the coquette-core trend, with their signature femme floral print. We love the tile effect on this swimsuit.

With its asymmetric one shoulder and cut-out side, this chic swimsuit is perfect for a girls holiday. Its ribbed fabric ensures maximum comfort.

If you want to embrace the red trend but don't want a plain style we're loving this tropical printed one-piece swimsuit. An added bonus: the straps are removable - goodbye tan lines.

If you want classic red but want a bikini that feels a bit different, this Cult Gaia number does just that. With its beaded detailing and straight halterneck strap, it would look so chic on a boat trip. 

A sarong is a great addition for any holiday wardrobe. Its a quick way to get beach to lunch ready, or if you're just having a walk around the town and don't want to feel too expose, it can just be tied over your swimwear.

I can't imagine ever going on holiday without a pair of Birkenstock's. They are arguably the ultimate go-with-everything, comfy sandal available - I won't admit how many different colours I've got them in.

There's no such thing as owning too many sunglasses and I can't help but investing in a new pair every summer. I love the scallop edge and tortoiseshell frame on this Jimmy Fairly pair.

A raffia bag is an essential for a summer wardrobe. I do like something with more of a sturdier feel though, so I'll be purchasing this woven Next piece ahead of my holiday.