WOMEN'S
Women's One-Piece Swimsuits
A one-piece is fitted along a single continuous line — over the shoulder, down the front, through the crotch and back up the spine — so torso length decides the fit before bust or hip measurements come into it at all. Maillots keep an uninterrupted front and full back, while scoop, square and plunge necklines change how much of that line stays visible. Open, cross-back and racerback constructions free the shoulders; a halter concentrates the load on the neck.
Cut-out, wrap-front and one-shoulder designs interrupt the torso without shortening it, and a high-leg opening lengthens the line of the leg where a straight cut runs level across the thigh. Shirred and ruched panels give a single size some range. Nylon-elastane knit with a lined front is standard, in smooth matte, ribbed and crinkle finishes, and removable cups let bust shaping be adjusted without changing how the rest of the suit fits.
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