Women's swimwear trends: styles for summer 2025

This season's women's swimwear trend is all about freedom of movement, comfortable fabrics and assertive cuts. Today's models adapt to every mood, without imposing a single style. From graphic one-pieces to mix-and-match two-pieces and ensembles designed for movement, there's something for every figure. Swimwear can be worn on the sand or on the terrace, from the morning until the last dive. We choose them with care, because they're not just for swimming.

Which women's swimsuit cut should you choose this season?

The shape of the swimsuit influences comfort as much as style. This year, cuts are moving away from overly rigid standards. Each silhouette has its own place, with models that are both discreet and assertive. JOTT's different lines offer solid alternatives to summer classics.

The one-piece: a rethought basic

Long confined to swimming pools or training suits, the one-piece swimsuit is now an established choice. They are gaining in character with modern cut-outs, softer materials and sometimes long sleeves for those who want to combine style and protection. Depending on the model, the neckline is more or less pronounced, sometimes straight, sometimes V-shaped. The neoprene version is for those who want to maintain a stable temperature during their activities. This model is flattering without being rigid. It accompanies without marking.

The two-room apartment to personalize

Top and bottom no longer necessarily go together. You assemble according to your taste, your mood and your day's program. Triangle top, bandeau shape or bra, the options are numerous. A bra-style top offers more support than a classic triangle, while a low-cut bottom elongates the legs. For bottoms, classic or high-waisted panties can be adapted according to preference. As for the bikini, it remains a modular base. Combinations of prints and solids, smooth or embossed materials, take on their full meaning. The two-piece modulates to the body without imposing a fixed pattern.

Models designed to move

When the water becomes a playground, the swimsuit has to follow. Some models rely on resistant materials like neoprene to accompany a paddle session, a sporty swim or an impromptu game on the sand. Slightly shorty cuts, lined bras and scoop necklines avoid unpleasant surprises. These pieces combine wearability, ease of movement and a healthy dose of style.

Colors that make all the difference

Shades worn in summer often speak to a state of mind. Some are eye-catching, others suit a more subdued mood. This season, women's swimwear adopts palettes that are bold, vibrant or deep. Each color expresses an intention, without imposing a single tone.

Luminous tones for summer

Azure blue, coral, bright green and tangerine make their presence clearly felt. These colors capture the light, awaken the complexion and give energy to a silhouette. They are part of a summer dynamic, with sometimes contrasting but always coherent combinations. Soft pinks and pale yellows are ideal for those who prefer subtle nuances.

Metallic effect makes its debut

Shiny finishes are one of the new highlights. The metallic effect applied to simple cuts adds a bolder touch without going overboard. These swimsuits play with the sun's reflections, blending into the glow of a late day or the clarity of calm water. This approach fits naturally into the collection, echoing the shiny windbreakers that have already found their place in JOTT's textile lines.

Comfort and material: what we expect from a good swimsuit

In addition to cut and color, the feel of the fabric, its suppleness and how it feels on the skin all influence the choice. A good swimsuit won't pinch, slip or itch. It follows your movements without pulling or marking. It's forgettable both in and out of the water. That's where the material comes in!

Skin-friendly material

Waffle stands out for its flexibility and ability to hug curves without constricting. Neoprene is a dense material that provides constant support and better protection in windy conditions and temperature variations. Smooth fabric, on the other hand, maintains a lightness that's ideal under the sun.

Useful details for everyday life

A well-designed jersey can be recognized by its finish. Reinforced seams, integrated linings, adjustable straps, well-placed necklines: these elements are not just accessories. They make all the difference when the days get longer. Some models slip easily under a shirt, others dry quickly after a swim.

Choosing the right swimsuit for the job

Lying on the sand, taking a long swim, lining up on a paddle or diving off a rock: each situation calls for a different need. The right choice of swimsuit depends not only on the context, but also on how you live your day.

Beach, pool or sport

For sunbathing, a low-cut or halterneck model is all you need. It leaves more room for tanning, can be removed effortlessly and dries quickly. At the pool, repeated movements call for a stable fit, with well-placed straps and real support, especially when swimming laps. When you're on the move, it's better to opt for more technical materials, lined bras or shapes that stay firmly in place.

Dress to feel good

The right swimsuit accompanies a need. It doesn't have to conceal or emphasize at all costs. It can cover more, or reveal without forcing. You need to be able to walk, sit, run and immerse yourself without thinking about it. This freedom begins in the fitting room, when you slip on a piece that seems to have been cut just for you. That feeling is far more important than any trend.

Summer pieces for a complete outfit

Some women's swimwear is a basic part of any outfit. The current collection includes one-piece swimsuits with thin straps, which can be worn under a light dress or on their own. A sober, practical black model can also be worn as a top, depending on the context. Other pieces focus on specific cuts: bandeau tops, fitted triangles, with or without a slit. Bikinis remain a sure bet for summer.

What JOTT has to offer

The collection addresses a reality: that of a summer lived without constraint in a swimsuit that keeps its promise day after day. JOTT develops pieces designed to last, to be worn, washed and re-worn. With attention to detail, but also to what lies behind the product, many pieces remain below a certain price.

The one-size-fits-all DALIA model is the perfect example. Its embossed fabric fits effortlessly, without cutting or compressing. It's for those who want to avoid fixed sizes and prefer a model that fits naturally. The rest of the collection is not limited to a standard cut. Several shapes coexist, from the two-piece brassiere to the one-piece with long sleeves. Volumes are not designed according to a standard, but with the idea of dressing the body as it is.