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Pssst...Amazon's got a secret section full of shoppers' fave swimsuits — and lots are on sale

Izabella Zaydenberg
·9-min read
Three swimsuits from Amazon. (Photos: Amazon)
Your next swimsuit day is going to be a whole lot chicer. (Photos: Amazon)

Independence Day is almost here — a signal that summer is in full swing! Swimsuit living is on our minds and we're planning beach trips, poolside barbecues and lots of time in the sun — that means tons of opportunities to bust out your favorite swimsuit.

Quick overview

What's that? Your swimwear repertoire from last year looking a little meh? We're here to help — Amazon curated a list of customers' most-loved styles, and there's so much to be inspired by. From one-piece getups to flattering two-pieces, you can get a gander at all the shopper-fave styles here. We've rounded up some of the highlight — and lots of them are marked down ahead of the Fourth of July weekend!

One Piece Swimwear Front Crossover Swimsuit

This supportive suit has a slimming panel.
$38 at Amazon

The mega-popular Hilor one-piece has over 13,500 five-star reviews. It's not hard to see why: It has a slimming stretchy panel at the waist, is fully lined, and has elastic criss-cross straps that offer plenty of bust support.

"It is sooooo flattering on my new mom bod," one postpartum fan shared. "This highlights all the right places and disguises the bad ones! The thought of a sheer middle made me uneasy, but it actually creates a pretty awesome optical illusion and makes your waist look smaller! The material is super thick and soft.... Fits like a glove and the straps aren’t too big or loose. Also has great butt coverage and leg openings."

Orange and White Bowknot Bathing Suit

So easy and flattering.
$28 at Amazon

 

This colorblock style is available in 16 variations. (We're partial to this fab orange!) It has an adorable self-tie at the waist, plus it's made from stretchy spandex and hugs and flatters every curve.

"It fit me perfect!!" shared a shopper. "It isn’t overly cheeky, or cheeky at all. Fits comfortably. This bathing suit is so cute, and so flattering! I have a hard time finding one-pieces that don’t make me look like a box. This fits so well! Love!"

One Shoulder Asymmetric Ruffle Monokini

How cute is this?
$38 at Amazon

 

Flattering ruching on the midsection and a fluttery one-shoulder design lends plenty of drama to this stylish number. A mesh tummy panel sucks you in, yet it's still super comfortable to splash around in. No wonder it has over 13,500 five-star fans. It's also available in 45 gorgeous colors and prints.

"I normally wear a 14 and the fit is true to size," a shopper shared. "This swimsuit is super flattering and hides my tummy (hallelujah). I have the worst time finding a swimsuit that fits me well and doesn’t make me look like a busted can of biscuits every time I want to swim with my kids. I’ve actually purchased two of these. The first looked so good that I had to get one more because I loved it so much. Great value for the price."

One Piece Swimsuit Shirring Design

This No. 1 bestseller is so effortlessly chic.
$33 at Amazon

This strappy suit packs on the spice: It has a low-cut V-neck, padded cups and a high-cut leg opening. Additional ruching around the tummy makes for a flattering fit, and looks absolutely dazzling in any of the 13 colors you scoop up. Want to turn some heads? Grab it in the peacock green!

"Obsessed," shared a shopper. "I’m six months postpartum and really wasn’t expecting to feel comfortable in a swimsuit this summer. I took a chance on Prime day and ordered an XL in yellow and I LOVE IT. The cut and style are super flattering (and that is really saying something because I am definitely overly critical). Color is bright and the suit is well made. Def going to buy another color."

Two Piece High Waist Swim Suit

You'll look forward to your next beach day.
$30 at Amazon

Believe it or not, you don't have to stick to a one-piece to flatten your tummy — here's a sexy, full-coverage two-piece that makes it happen! Amazon's No. 1 bestselling tankini, the Souqfone has ruched high-waisted bottoms that flatter your midsection, plus a fluttery top that streamlines your frame. It's available in 24 colorways, plus it has over 17,600 five-star reviews. That's a lot of love!

Here's what one of them had to say: "This suit is perfect for a curvy girl like me! My kids all stopped and said, 'Whoa, Mom! You look beautiful!' when I came out after trying it on. My husband did too! For someone who has always shied away from two-pieces, this felt amazing."

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And even those without Prime get free shipping on orders of $25 or more).

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication

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