When it comes to swimwear, most women put a lot of time and energy into finding the perfect suit, while the cover-up is often an afterthought. But I think of swimsuit cover-ups the same way I think about jackets: it’s the first thing people see, and in a lot of cases, it’s what you’ll be wearing most of the time when you’re not actually in the water. So let’s not neglect our cover-up!
Seafolly Gauze Cover-Up (M) // Eric Javits sunhat in Peanut
I always like to have a few current options that are flattering, fit well, and feel put-together—so today I’ve got a new roundup of stylish swim cover-ups that will take you from the beach to the tiki bar in style.
Swimsuit Cover-Ups to Shop
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Love this post! What size are you wearing in the seafolly coverup? Thanks.
I’m pretty sure it’s the medium.
Okay, I’m a southern girl that had big hair in the 80s. Have a shag now with lots of layers and still use my hairspray. What do you take on long trips? I feel like the tiny travel size is too small for me if I’m gone a while. (Like to Europe). And I’m guess I’m a hairspray snob and don’t want to buy whatever I might be able to find🤣. But just need what I bring to fit into my luggage. 🤔🤷♂️
Ha! I actually don’t use hairspray unless I curl my hair, and I have a travel size that has lasted me many trips already. But I don’t plan to take that to England.
Jo- Lynne…I LOVE England (my mom is from there)…but just be vigilant with your quart sized bag and “liquids” – Heathrow is one of the worst/strictest airports in regards to TSA…they even consider things like chapstick and such to be liquids. I lost an unopened can of chocolate frosting on my way back this summer, lol! (Try British chocolate- it’s amazing and nothing like the Cadburys you find here).
Good to know. I’m used to having TSA pre-check so I don’t have to even think about my liquids when flying domestic. I will have to post my quart sized bag and get feedback before my trip!
I agree be careful at Heathrow. If you don’t have liquids in a quart size bag they will give you one and if it doesn’t fit you have to throw it away.
We loved England! We spent several days in London touring the Tower of London, Globe Theatre, Thames cruise and Churchill’s underground war rooms. We pretty much walked everywhere – the gardens are lovely. For the second part of our trip we toured Oxford, Blenheim Palace Churchill’s childhood home in the country, Stonehenge, and Salisbury. Don’t forget to have high tea if you’re into that!
Yes, high tea is on the itinerary!
Jo-Lynne,
Home renovation shows for me are Married to Real Estate, repeats of Windy City Rehab, and unfortunately No Demo Reno is not on anymore. 🙁 We all loved Jen the redhead because she was so talented, funny and had so many great ideas.
Fixer to Fabulous is also one I watch and he is so talented in his workshop building dining tables and furniture.
Rock the Block is on now as designers compete to do an entire house, room by room in each episode, and the final show picks a winner for the weekly competition. Let me know what you think of the ones I’ve suggested.
Yes, I miss No Demo Reno! I was following Jen before she started that show, so I already felt like I knew her and her family. It was fun to see how she grew in that role. I’ll check out the others. Rock The Block sounds fun.