The best swimwear on the high street

Yes, it’s that dreaded time of year again. Summer is practically here and that means we must shop for swimwear. No need to panic ladies, we have scoured the high street to bring you the best and most flattering swimwear available for 2018.

Cut out swimsuit, £29.99, H&M

This pretty swimsuit is ideal for those that love the idea of wearing a bikini but aren’t quite ready to make the leap from one piece to two pieces.

Curve colour block bikini, £30, Simply Be

Be bold in this amazing colour block bikini. The bright pink and purple complement each other perfectly and the gold detailing adds a touch of glam.

“Haiti” swimsuit, £35, Boux Avenue

The bold print and plunge neckline on this halter swimsuit is gorgeously glam whilst the black bottom half is fittingly subtle and flattering.

Ruffle trim swimsuit, £26, Forever 21

A stunning red one piece here with a low scoop back and ruffle detailing. This is a true pool side show-stopper!

Skirted heart print swimsuit, £18, Matalan

Many of us are just not comfortable in skimpy swimwear. Thankfully, Matalan offer a beautiful swimsuit with an adorable heart print and mini skirt attached to the hem for a little added coverage!

Frilled lace sweetheart swimsuit, £16, Asos

This black lace swimsuit from Asos is so incredibly beautiful we’ll be wanting to wear it out never mind by the pool!

Palm tree print swimsuit, £18, Missguided

Fun fashion lovers will love this pretty pink swimsuit with an adorable palm tree print!

Floral frill bikini, £20, Topshop

We really love the unusually thick straps, tied bow and ruffle detail on this adorable printed bikini by Topshop.

“Marmaris” floral lace up bikini, £22, Boohoo 

The high waisted bottoms on this beautifully printed bikini are super flattering whilst the strapless top is underwired to avoid any sunbathing slip-ups!

“Maya” balcony bikini, £36, Curvy Kate

With a gorgeous floral print, cut out detailing on the bottoms and added underwire support on the top, this red hot bikini is one of our season favourites.

Sophie Cook