Swimsuit Roundup

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Swimsuit season is upon us! Whether you (and your body) are ready or not. Mentally, I'm ready! I need a tan, a pool day and a pina colada. Physically, yikes...so not ready! If we're being honest, I tried to take pictures in this suit and deleted them all, opting for a flat lay instead. My doctor still hasn't released me to do much working out since my shoulder surgery in November so I'm feeling preeeeetty out of shape. Though I haven't gained any weight, I'm not exactly confident in my new bikini (no abs, all flabs). Luckily I can start running again on May 1 - I don't even like running but I.am.pumped. to start getting my body back in shape. I'll have to start slow, but I'll take what I can get! Crossing my fingers I can start lightly lifting again in June.

All that to say, swimsuit shopping has been a bit more challenging this year. I'm definitely keeping an eye out for flattering suits like high rise bottoms and one pieces. Lucky for me, one pieces are all the rage right now and I kinda love it! Long gone are the sporty Nike one pieces I wore to summer camp.....now one pieces are just as sexy (and sometimes more revealing) than a two piece!

I rounded up a TON of favorites below - most of them are under $30! It seems like I buy 90% of my swimmies at Target - I have for the last six or seven years, probably, and still wear some of them. They are always good quality, trendy and affordable - can't beat that! I can't speak to the quality of the SheIn or ASOS suits that I linked, but they sure are cute. Since they are so affordable, I think they'd be worth the risk.

Are you ready for swimsuit season?! I am CRAVING a beach trip - if any Caribbean, Hawaiian or Mexican hotels happen to be reading this and want to collaborate........... hit me up! ;)

Happy shopping!

P.S. If you snag a SheIn suit, be sure to use code AMANDASOK20 for 20% off your order. I just ordered this one! You can reference this post to see how I choose which items from SheIn are worthwhile (sizing, quality, etc)