Bright colors and an eye-popping cut help this Portofino bikini from Seafolly stand out from the pack. I was instantly struck by the combination of pink, purple, and black stripes. The hot pink hue is bold, especially as it's placed beside strong black. However the muted purple shade tempers both stripes somewhat, ensuring the Portofino is head-turning without seeming overdone…

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It might have one of the most boring monikers in the swimwear industry, but this Matt Separates bikini from Seafolly is a real head-turner. Of course, anything in such a shocking shade of pink is bound to catch your eye. But this swimsuit has more than a striking color to attract attention. As if it wasn't already girly enough, this bikini top is decorated with soft ruffles. The Matt Se…

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A rainbow of colors helps this simply styled Avant Garden Bikini from Seafolly stand out from the crowd. Its design is very clean, free of the frills, ruffles, and bows we've seen on so many Seafolly swimsuits. That might disappoint its girliest fans, but it helps the Australian swim label appeal to a new audience. Such a basic design could easily appear boring, but Seafolly avoids t…

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Retro style sets sail with this playful Pin Up Halter Bikini from Seafolly. This may be one of the cutest nautical inspired swimsuits I've seen. Seafolly has passed over the typical blue or red stripes for a more feminine magenta hue. The girly narrow stripes are complemented by a wide, jaunty bow at the bust. Cute pom pom edging finishes this accent beautifully. The styling is incre…

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Seafolly serves up an itsy bitsy teeny weeny pair of bikini bottoms with these Goddess Eva Skirted Pants. The term "pants" seems like a bit of a misnomer when we're dealing with such a small scrap of fabric. They're barely more than briefs! We certainly don't enjoy the modesty that swim pants generally provide, so I hope you feel comfortable about your body! If you do want to flaunt it t…

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