Next Level: Rash Guards
Just because we don’t surf doesn’t mean we don’t ogle wave-riding attire. Something we’ve noticed? Rash guards have gotten so freaking stylin’. Here, four versions that prove our point. —erica
LEVEL I: As approachable as a stripe-y tee! And how hot’s the zipper up the front of this Pret-a-Surf number?
LEVEL II: This Eberjey creation can totally hang with guy who’d respond to broseph.
LEVEL III: So GRAPHIC and cool—Basta really knows what’s up. It also pairs so well with a black bikini.
LEVEL IV: Who says you can’t be girly and badass at once? Certainly not Zimmermann.
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Next Level: Floral Swimwear
Flowers like water. So here’s a chance—or four!—to give them what they want. —erica
LEVEL I: There’s something so Malibu Sands Beach Club about this Pret-a-Surf number—and isn’t that always the goal?
LEVEL II: It’s a white bikini—without any of the stress. Thanks, We Are Handsome.
LEVEL III: Oof, is the high waist on this Giejo combo killer.
LEVEL IV: Not the easiest thing to pull off, no. But if you can rock this Zimmermann situation, you’ll be queen of the poolside scene.
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In Character: Kelly Bundy
Ah, Married…with Children. So many reasons for your parents to forbid you from watching it (along with Roseanne, duh)! But, then, the show (Fox’s first go at primetime) also just really epitomized the late eighties/early nineties—that decade transition. Take, for example, Kelly’s iconic bottle-blonde-next-door wardrobe. —erica
A Zimmermann bikini that’s more Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue than after-dinner family TV time.
A fitted Motel top that’s as short as her attention span.
An off-the-shoulder dress from Torn by Ronny Kobo—because if she’s going to keep anything covered-up, it’s going to be her upper arms.
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Of a Kind
The rash guard goes full-blown prettttty. These are the powers of Zimmermann. —erica
