When Zara McDermott announced the latest drop from her clothing brand, Rise , was going to include swimwear, we were already poised with shopping bags at the ready to snap it up. After the success of her first two collections, which were renowned for their super soft stretchy fabrics and chic athleisure, the promise of swimsuits arriving in the same comfortable fabrics had us sold.
And thankfully it seems Zara has stuck to her promise, with the new Rise collection stocking some gorgeous swimwear and beach coverups that we can’t wait to throw into our suitcase. One piece that caught our attention was the Rise by Zara McDermott Pink Abstract Print Square Neck Swimsuit, which is available for £45 exclusively at NewLook.com.
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With most of Zara’s Rise pieces coming in minimalist, neutral colours, the Pink Abstract Print Swimsuit immediately stood out thanks to its bold and colourful pattern. The combination of blue, orange and pale pink shades makes it a must-wear for summer, and it’s been designed to be comfortable and flattering on all body types.
It’s made from a soft smooth jersey which helps smooth and support your figure, with a square neckline that ensures plenty of coverage no matter your cup size. The ruching details down the side help accentuate your figure, and allow you to slightly adjust how high the leg sits on your body.
The Pink Abstract Print Swimsuit is available in sizes ranging from 8 to 22, and you can also pick up a sarong and bikini in the matching pattern. Although it’s obviously perfect for lounging by the pool or hitting the beach, its flattering cut and colourful pattern also means you can double it up as a bodysuit to wear with shorts or trousers for dinner or sightseeing, making it a great versatile pick for your holiday.
If you prefer her more neutral colour palette, the new collection also includes a cream crochet bikini, which costs £30 each for the top and bottoms, and the matching crochet cover up set to pair with it. The Rise by Zara McDermott White Crochet Tie Front Vest is £30, whilst the matching co-ordinating White Crochet Trousers are £35, with everything coming in sizes 8 to 22.
If you prefer your swimwear (and your cover ups) with a slightly more boho edge, Nobody’s Child has a great selection that includes swimsuits, bikinis, co-ords and beach dresses. Meanwhile for even bolder prints and colours, this Boden Paros Bandeau Swimsuit is £86 and has an adjustable neck tie for the perfect fit.
You can shop Zara McDermott ’s brand new Rise collection – which includes athleisure and sportswear, as well as the new swimwear line – exclusively at New Look online now.
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