cheltonian fashion Beautiful Bikinis
Grab some holiday shopping inspo thanks to the expertise fashion bloggerDaniellaBanton
We haven’t seenmuch sun so far this year but it’s always summer somewhere, so get summer shopping, book your flight and invest in some swimwear because I thinkwe all deserve a getaway after that winter. You can’t go
wrongwith stripes and this bold rainbow striped bikini from Warehousewill satisfy those after a brighter beach look. It’s the fun addition to your poolside look and will look greatwith a cocktail in one hand and a beach read in the other. The same design also comes in a swimsuit. If you’re after a one
piece then try this swimsuit fromMarks andSpencer.Darker colourswill always flatter but their collection of swimwear comeswith ‘secret’ slimming control layers to flatter the figure and flatten the stomach evenmore. The lace up feature gives an added aesthetic design to a simple swim piece, practical and pretty for
thosewhowant to avoid themany prints out there. Swimwear comes in all sorts of
prints and styles but aminimal, triangle bikiniwill suitmost figures. Stick to a
Warehouse
colour block look if youwant ormix and matchwithH&M’s collection. The scallop edge
creates an elevated basic fromsimplicity. This style is available
in somany colours and prints that youwill be beach ready every day of your travels. If youwant to be
colourful but not as bold
Marks& Spencer
then try this blue set fromRiver Island. The embroidered stitch gives it girly detailing and addsmore colour to your swimwardrobe, whilst the bright pink adjustable straps are the perfect tone to complement the
sunshine. Simple, subtle and feminine. Whether you’re after
thatwhole sun, sea, sand vibe or justwant to laze around by the pool,Cheltenham’s high street has you
covered. ByDaniellaBanton THECHELTONIAN JUNE 2018 7
H&M
River Island
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