Cute and Flattering Swimsuits Under $35 on Amazon

In recent years, few swimsuits have rocketed to cult status quite like Marysia’s Palm Springs Maillot. Alas, not everyone wants to shell out $350 for a swimsuit. If you’re in that boat, try this dupe on for size. Like the OG, Logeri’s suit features scalloped edges and a plunging back. The black suit is our fave, but it’s also available in white and cherry red.

Gingham, knot details, and high-cut legs are in, guys. Hit all three trends in one with this $26 two-piece suit. Not only are the shoulder and waist ties cute, but they mean you can adjust the bikini to your liking—offering support up top and adjusting the rise (mid or high) of the bottom.

Sick of overly ruched one-pieces and billowy swim skirts? This off-the-shoulder number sidesteps every notion of what a “plus-size swimsuit” should be. The nylon-spandex suit offers all-over support but it’s the ruffled neckline that steals the show. We’re partial to the white and green Monstera print, but there are a handful of bold florals to choose from.

In the market for a two-piece but don’t want to bare your midsection? A tankini is the answer. 1) They offer ample coverage and support, and 2) They make for much more dignified bathroom breaks than a one-piece. Sure, some can be a little matronly, but this halter tankini features a sexy V-neck design and waist-slimming silhouette that are sure to complement everyone.

Heading to Cape Cod this summer? This nautical monokini is the perfect beach and boat companion. The tie-knot front is very on-trend, but the red and white stripes ensure it’ll be a favorite for years to come. Once you’re done at the pool or shore, pair it with a denim skirt for an adorably all-American look.

If you’re not into prints but want something other than a plain monochrome suit, this one-shoulder one-piece is a great option. The ruched bodice is both comfortable and tummy-controlling, while an asymmetrical ruffled neckline draws attention up. The suit comes in a dozen shades, from army green and aquamarine to burgundy and white, so you won’t have to compromise on color, either.

We can sing the praises of high-waisted suits all day: they emphasize all the right curves, you don’t have to worry about them flying off if you get caught in a wave, and they’re way more freaking comfortable than normal brief bottoms. Whether this is your first time trying out the trend or you’ve got a drawer full of them, this knotted suit is a winner. A side bow adds some subtle style to the bottoms, while the sporty, thick-strapped top is adjustable for maximum support.

We like to call this suit "rash-guard chic." Yes, it’s sleeveless and features flirty criss-cross detailing on the hips, but you could definitely take this one straight to a surfboard or pair of waterskis. The high-neck profile and UPF 50+ fabric protect you from the sun and the four-way stretch keeps you comfortable.

Bandeau bikinis are everywhere this summer. If you’re eager to snatch one up, take a look at this darling strapless two-piece, whose high-waisted bottoms meet a smocked top with flouncy hem detailing. Add the detachable straps for any high-octane water activities (tubing, boogie boarding, you name it).

Halter-top swimsuits already have an inherently vintage feel, so why not lean into the retro-ness with a faux belt? With a deep V-neck and open back, the one-piece is certainly flirty, but the bottom offers full coverage and the belt slims you at the waist. We have eyes for the striped versions, but it is also available in solid blue and black.

Transport yourself to the French Riviera—circa the 1960s and 70s—in this charming maillot. The vintage-inspired suit comes in white and steel blue, both of which are ribbed and feature a striped belt with a large circle buckle. Throw on some oversized retro frames and you’ve got yourself a strong look.

If you ask yourself WWDVTD (what would Dita von Teese do?) before purchasing a swimsuit, we think this pin-up-worthy suit is right up your alley. The high-waisted polka-dot bottoms accentuate your curves and the underwire bustier top rounds out the 50s-inspired look. More than 1,500 five-star reviews don’t lie—this suit is an A+ choice.

If there’s a single swimsuit that’s synonymous with the 90s, it’s Pamela Anderson’s cherry-red "Baywatch" one-piece. Chances are, you’ve seen more than a few 90s-inspired suits kicking around the beach this summer. If you’ve decided it’s time to secure your own, look no further than this high-leg one-piece. Full disclosure: there will be a little side boob action, but that’s only to be expected.

Paisley and floral patterns clash to wonderful effect in this boho bikini. The colorful halter top offers extra support with padding and adjustable straps, while string detailing on the bottom adds to the casualness of the suit. Wear it to the pool or shore and you’ll be raking in compliments.

We adore tassels—slap them on a woven tote or dangle them from some statement earrings, and we’ll buy it. So naturally, this fringed two-piece spoke to us. With just a single pom-pom-lined stripe, we appreciate how the black-and-white bikini subtly takes on the trend. If you’re after more trim, the suit comes in a handful of other options with multi-colored pom-poms and a whole lot more tassels.

This retro peplum tankini with a scalloped hem is as winning as swim tops come—and it’s figure-flattering as hell. The set is available in 10 different patterns and colors, but we can’t help but fall for the canary tankini, which is paired with floral bottoms. Second runner-up: the roses-on-black-background top with striped bottoms.

They say fads are cyclical, and guess what? Textured swimwear is back, baby. This crochet-accented one-piece is an eye-catcher with a plunging neckline. Adjustable shoulder straps ensure you get a perfect fit and a back strap and removable padding add bust support for those who need it. 

If you’ve been on Instagram lately, you know that 2019 is the year of leopard print. The pattern's not for everyone, but those looking to dip their toe into the trend will appreciate this ultra-affordable suit. A low, square neckline and backless cut make it an even more daring pick, but we love that it can double as a bodysuit. Wear it to the beach and then layer it under black skinny jeans or a denim miniskirt for a quick night-out look.

If you’re looking for floral, you’re not afraid of bold prints. So why not up the ante with a statement-making silhouette, as well? This off-the-shoulder swimsuit wraps a sweet floral print, a flouncy top, and tassel trim into one super-fun package. Removable straps also mean you can work on your bronze (with strong sunscreen, of course!) without the risk of tan lines.

You can never go wrong with a solid black swimsuit. The option is as timeless as a great pair of Levi's. This sporty one-piece offers a scoop neck and plunging back as well as removable padding which can be added/subtracted for extra support. Pair it with some distressed boyfriend jeans or paper-bag shorts and you can wear it off the beach, too.