Swimsuits are the foundation of my warm-weather vacation wardrobe. Especially on trips where you start your day with a swim before breakfast, have a long lunch in town, and end with another swim before dinner. These are the items I feel like wearing the most and the items that make getting dressed feel as easy as the vacation itself.
Juillet, Anemos, and Eres are my three go-to brands. They’re the things I reach for season after season, the pieces that always feel like my own, and the labels I rely on no matter where I go.
1. Juilette
My favorite is Juie, where you can feel like a romantic resort. feeling of color washed by the sunthe print has a nostalgic vacation energy; silhouette It’s soft and feminine. i love them textured bikini When adding dimensions, especially paleo It is tied low at the waist and layered with beaded jewelry. of one piece Work just as effortlessly under an oversized linen shirt. This is always a real holiday test. This is the brand to take with you for a long lunch by the water, a lazy afternoon at the beach, or when you want swimming to feel like part of your outfit.
2. Anemos
Anemos is the bikini that I come back to again and again when I want to feel really good. There is one style I especially keep reaching for it, and I keep buying new colors every season. The shape is beautiful, the proportions feel right, but most importantly, cut Stay where they are supposed to stay. It’s just what you need for a family vacation day or anywhere you want to get in and out of the water without having to worry about adjusting straps.
3. Eles
Eles is my forever swim brand. feel of the fabric luxurious It’s difficult to explain, but the color is bright and saturated without making too much noise. What I like most is what they offer. tops and bottoms Separately – Sometimes I wear matching sets for coordinating moments. I also have fun mixing colors. The color combinations are so good that you can pack less and still come home feeling like you look different every day.
Source: Julia Berolzheimer – juliaberolzheimer.com
