Bikinis for Miami Beach

Miami Beach swimwear is the bold, photo-ready side of the suitcase — bright colors, Brazilian cuts and pool-party sets built for South Beach days and resort evenings. On Miami beaches and at its beach clubs, bold bikinis are the expected norm. This collection curates that look from our full range, $22 to $53, in XS to XL.

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Contrast High Cut Ring Rib Underwire Brazilian Bikini

Contrast High Cut Ring Rib Underwire Brazilian Bikini

$33.11
Crochet High Cut Cutout One Shoulder Brazilian Bikini

Crochet High Cut Cutout One Shoulder Brazilian Bikini

$34.85
Sheer Cover Up Bandeau Brazilian Three Piece Swimsuit

Sheer Cover Up Bandeau Brazilian Three Piece Swimsuit

$26.99
Bead Trim Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Bead Trim Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$33.82
Leopard Crochet String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Leopard Crochet String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$33.82
Glitter Ring Contrast Cutout One Shoulder Brazilian Bikini

Glitter Ring Contrast Cutout One Shoulder Brazilian Bikini

$34.64
Textured Faux Pearl Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Textured Faux Pearl Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$29.99
Contrast Metal Shell Cutout Crinkle Brazilian Bikini

Contrast Metal Shell Cutout Crinkle Brazilian Bikini

$34.04
Boho Crochet String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Boho Crochet String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$34.79
Crochet Wavy Halter Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Crochet Wavy Halter Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$34.04
Leopard Sheer Mesh Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Leopard Sheer Mesh Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$34.04
Sexy Wavy Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Sexy Wavy Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$32.46

Bikinis for Miami Beach: The South Beach Edit

The Miami Beach Swimwear Style

Miami is a beach town with a dress code all its own — on South Beach and at the beach clubs, bold, photo-ready swimwear is the expected uniform, not an exception. Bright colors, Brazilian cuts, gold details and pool-party sets all belong in the Miami suitcase.

The local rule of thumb, echoed by visitors and locals alike: wear what fits the place. On Miami beaches and at its beach clubs, a bold bikini is appropriate — that’s what the scene is built around.

Miami swimwear = bold, bright and photo-ready. The beach is the runway.

What to Pack for South Beach

A Miami suit needs to work across a full day:

Bold sets — bright solids, Brazilian cuts and high-leg shapes for beach hours
A second set for pool time or a boat day — string and micro styles for the pool
A cover-up or sheer kimono for the walk back and beach-club lounging
One photo-ready piece — metallic, chain or cutout details photograph well

Most sets here run $22 to $53, XS to XL, so building a two-set rotation is easy.

Pack a rotation: beach set, pool set, cover-up — and something that photographs.

Beach Clubs, Boat Days and Evenings

The Miami day moves through different stages, and the suit can carry each one:

Morning beach: bold Brazilian or high-leg sets with minimal cover-up
Afternoon boat or pool: string, micro and high-waist options that move well
Beach-club lounging: layered looks — a sheer cover-up over a solid set
Evening transition: swap the cover-up for a sarong or skirt and add jewelry

Beach clubs and private venues may set their own dress codes — check what a club allows before planning the evening outfit.

One suit can run the whole day when you layer the transitions.

Choosing Your Miami Set

Four quick decisions:

Color: bright solids and whites read most Miami; prints work too
Cut: Brazilian and high-leg for the classic Miami line
Details: gold, chain and cutout accents for the photo moments
Coverage: from cheeky to micro — the beaches allow bold, the family pools may not

Sizes run XS to XL with some one-size pieces — check each listing’s chart.

Color first, then cut, then the details — the Miami formula.

Frequently asked questions

What should I pack for Miami Beach?

A rotation of bold sets — a bright Brazilian or high-leg suit for beach hours, a second set for pools and boat days, a cover-up for the walk back, and one photo-ready piece with metallic or chain details. Most sets here run $22 to $53.

Is it okay to wear a bikini in Miami?

Yes — on Miami beaches and at its beach clubs, bold swimwear is the expected norm rather than an exception. The general rule locals and visitors repeat: wear what fits the place. Family pools and some private venues set their own rules, so check where you’re headed.

What is the South Beach dress code?

The beach itself is swimwear-friendly — bold bikinis are standard. The city’s “dress to impress” culture applies more in the evenings and at clubs: cover-ups, denim shorts, dresses and heels for going out, and Miami-chic styling with bold colors and gold accents. A cover-up in the bag covers both worlds.

What do I wear to a Miami boat day?

A set that moves well — string, micro or high-waist styles — plus a cover-up for the dock and shade. Non-slip straps and secure ties help on boats, and a sarong doubles as shade and a photo prop.

What do I wear over my bikini in Miami?

Sheer kimonos, sarongs and crochet cover-ups are the Miami standard for the walk to and from the beach. They also transition the look from beach to lunch or a beach-club lounge without changing the suit.

What is a pubikini?

A pubikini is an ultra-minimal bikini style — the micro family taken to its smallest, usually a tiny triangle patch on top of a string or micro bottom. It’s the most extreme end of minimal swimwear, so it’s best saved for venues where minimal styles are accepted.

What is a Latina-style bikini?

In the Miami swimwear scene, “Latina style” usually refers to bold, Brazilian-inspired cuts — high legs, fitted silhouettes and minimal coverage, often in bright colors. It’s the look behind many of the local designer brands on the Miami SERP, and it’s the aesthetic this collection curates.

What sizes do these Miami styles come in?

Styles in this collection range from XS to XL, with a few one-size pieces. Coverage and stretch vary by style, so check the size chart on each product page before ordering.