6 Supportive Swimwear Brands for Women With, You Know, Bodies

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Unless you’re a Victoria’s Secret model, you’re not fitting into those triangle bikini tops and super slim one-pieces most stores tout. Actually, Victoria’s Secret is retiring their swimwear collection, so that must say something.

Unfortunately, not all stores have caught on just yet. For the real women of the world pulling up straps, hoisting the girls, tying halters way too tight and spilling out over seem-to-be-made-for-babies bikini bottoms, we’ve found a few brands that make swimsuits for women. Swim happily!

1. ASOS

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ASOS wanted to offer more options to full-figured women, so they created them. ASOS CURVE is a line offered exclusively by the online shop featuring tons of cute clothes. The CURVE swimwear collection consists of supportive plunge bikini tops, flowing swim-dresses, and high-waisted bottoms. If you’re top-heavy, head over to their DD+ Swimwear sections for tons of options, like this cutout halter crop bikini. No matter what you choose, ASOS guarantees you’ll look chic.

2. Robyn Lawley

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The stunning plus-size model who’s made the pages of Sports Illustrated‘s Swimsuit Issue has done us all a favor by launching her own line of swimwear that comes in sizes that would fit the average woman. The line spans the entire spectrum of coverage, from bustier bikini to scuba suit.

3. Shoshanna

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Shoshanna is an expert in curves. Their monokinis highlight your best body parts and their halters keep the girls in place.

4. Panache

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This revered bra brand has two swim lines: Panache Swim and Cleo Swim by Panache. If you’re feeling a little girly, go with Cleo. Panache Swim will satisfy the more sophisticated swimmers. What the collections have in common is that they are both made for women with boobs and hips—because, real women have curves.

5. Freya

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Whether you’re an A or a K, Freya’s high-fashion swimsuits prove that style comes in all shapes and sizes. In fact, they make the vertical seams, extra binding and underwire look super trendy, just check out the Club Tropicana.

6. Profile by Gottex

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This brand knows that in order for a women to feel comfortable running around half-naked, they need to feel supported, which is why Profile by Gottex uses high quality Lycra in their swimsuits.

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