Beach Riot's Soleil Bottom Is Giving '90s Minimalist, Not Maximalist Swim

The bikini bottom that's actually doing something? It's Beach Riot's Soleil, and it's the kind of piece that makes you realize how tired basic black swim has become. High-waisted, self-tie sides, and color-blocked piping that actually pops — this is what happens when a brand remembers that swim doesn't have to whisper. The silhouette sits right where it should (high on the hip, very now), and the ribbed fabric hits that sweet spot between structured and forgiving that makes you feel like yourself at the pool. What makes this one worth your rotation is the color range. Grab it in Sea Breeze Crochet if you're leaning into texture, or go cream-coded with Pink Sands for that soft-neutral moment everyone's actually buying right now. There's also Twilight Fireworks if you want something with actual personality, Hibiscus Sorbet for the girl who still believes in saturation, and red or white if you're keeping it graphic and clean. The self-tie adjustment means it actually fits, which is revolutionary in a category full of one-size-doesn't-fit-anyone situations.