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Glossy, Chic and So ‘90s—Celebs Are Already Wearing Summer's Leading Swimsuit Trend
By Natalie Munro,
11 days ago
As a fashion editor, there are countless tactics I use to ensure that I'm up-to-date and ahead of the newest trends. Analysing the runways, keeping on top of new releases, and chatting to the knowledgable Who What Wear team all contribute to my ability to stay ahead of the game. I do, however, have a few extra tactics that lean on from time to time, and a good scroll through my favourite celebrities social media platforms is one that I employ the most.
Having spotted a new swimwear trend hit the market recently, I know it was going to be huge when I saw Rosie Huntington-Whiteley style it this week. Enjoying a trip to Tokyo, the model chose to take a dip in the black and white swimsuit trend that I predict will be everywhere come summer.
Already a mainstay in the swimwear collection of influencers and celebrities, model Jasmine Tookes was also recently spotted styling the trend whilst on holiday in The Galápagos Islands. Wearing hers with a sun-shielding baseball cap, the model used the elegant swimwear trend to elevate her sea-side style.
With a dual-toned finish, the trend feels more elevated than the monotone swimsuits that typically saturate the market. With a black base, the swimsuit design features white piping or white accents that typically appear around the straps and legs of the item. It gives '90s glam, in the chicest possible way.
Cropping up across so many designer and high street retailers, black and white swimsuits are already the fastest growing trend of the summer. To shop the emerging swimsuit trend that's backed by Huntington-Whiteley, Tookes and chic influencers, read on to discover our edit of the best black and white swimsuits to shop this year.
SHOP CHIC BLACK AND WHITE SWIMSUITS
Away That Day
Cannes One Piece
£225
This features fully adjustable straps and a high cut leg for a '90s finish.
H&M
High-Leg Swimsuit
£22
This comes in sizes 4–22.
Reformation
Tossa One Piece Swimsuit
£178
This also comes in a polka dot print.
Solid & Striped
The Annemarie One Piece
£131
The black and white one piece is set to be one of the seasons biggest swimwear trends.
Marysia
Two-Tone Swimsuit
£378
The square neckline is one of my favourite swimwear designs.
Free People
Heidi Surf One-Piece
£188
This features a full coverage bottom for a comfortable finish.
Mark & Spencer
Contrast Scoop Neck Swimsuit
£30
This sleek one piece looks more expensive than it is.
Lisa Marie Fernandez
One-Shoulder Cutout Swimsuit
£405
One shoulder swimsuits are taking off this summer.
Stradivarius
Halter Swimsuit With Contrast Piping
£23
This also comes in sage green.
Casa Raki
Marina Maillot
£170
The thick strap adds extra support, as well as an elevated look.
Toteme
Recycled Swimsuit
£170
This features adjustable straps for a comfortable finish.
Natalie Munro is Who What Wear UK’s news writer. Previously freelance commerce writer at British Vogue, Natalie’s experience spans journalistic and styling roles, which have seen her work on shoots for publications such as British Vogue, Vogue Ukraine, AnOther Magazine and Elle UK and write for publications including British Vogue and Conde Nast Traveller. With an interest in uncovering the latest fashion trends, Natalie takes a leading role in identifying news and trends for Who What Wear UK, with a particular focus on celebrity style and emerging fashion trends.
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