Swimwear Trends: Not Your Garden-Variety Floral Swimsuits
There's no reason why the pretty florals you wear to a ladies luncheon can't be reworked for the beach. From classic Liberty-style blooms to big, tropical foliage, there's as many varieties of prints as, you guessed it, there are flowers.
From left: Milly Viola Floral Print Key Largo Bandeau Bikini Top (C$107.41) and Portonfino Bikini Bottom (C$107.41); Shoshanna Birds of Paradise Bikini Top (C$132.23) and Bottom (C$81.27); Juicy Couture Maisey Piqué Bikini Top (C$96.15) and Hipster Bottom (C$86.95)
From left: Old Navy Mix & Match String Bikini Top (C$17.50) and Bottom (C$17.50); Forever21+ Ruffled Floral Bathing Suit (C$35.80); Tommy Hilfiger Floral Halter Top (US$39.00) and Bottom (US$39.00)
From left: Victoria's Secret Magicsuit Firm Control Plunge-Front One-Piece With Shoulder Ties (US$144.00); Tommy Hilfiger Floral One Piece (US$69.00); Quiksilver Garden Floral Reversible Bikini (US$88.50)
Do you like smaller florals, or blooms that are big and bold?
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 | I like the Tommy Hilfiger and the Quiksilver ones best. Cute! |
 | I really am enjoying the pattern on the Juicy Couture one. The colours are pale, and quite pretty! |
 | I really like the Juicy Couture bikini for the print and the hipster bottoms, but also like the Milly Viola black/yellow/white bandeau bikini for the colours! I definitely veer toward bold prints that are more abstract than the more literal flowers - I'm not feeling the Victoria's Secret one-piece for that reason. |
 | I love the colours of these bikinis. But for all the patterned bikini tops I have, I almost never wear them with the matching bottoms. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere a solid colour bottom draws less attention to certain areas. |
 | Ooo these are very nice. I would never think about getting them for myself but it looks absolutely great on the models. I guess I'm self conscious and feel that being so colorful will draw attention to myself. |
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