Summer may be on the wane, but you'd never guess it with the 90-degree temperatures we've been having. Beat the heat and humidity by heading to the nearest watering hole, stat. If skin-baring bikinis aren't your bag, take the plunge in a sustainable one-piece that offers coverage without compromise. Above, an ikat-print halter swimsuit ($122), made in the U.S. of A. by Robin Piccone.
SUNO LIKE IT HOT
Stitched in New York City from Kenyan-made fabrics, Suno’s ruffled one-piece is certainly no wilting wallflower. Bright yellow stripes festooned with rosettes will draw admiring glances everywhere.
+ Ruffle Cross-Back Swimsuit $295
FLOWER POWER
Taking a cue from lingerie, Nanette Lepore’s Garment District-made bathing suit features corset-like panels, underwire cups, and pleating at each hip.
+ Floral Lover One-Piece Swimsuit $141 at Nordstrom
BEACH PATROL
Put on your best Farrah Fawcett impression with a red-hot number by Kelly B. Produced Stateside from bamboo viscose and organic cotton, the “Manhattan” swimsuit offers shirred side panels and hourglass seaming for a flattering silhouette.
+ Manhattan One-Piece $115 at Faeries’ Dance
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