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Headline : I Tested Araks’s One-Pieces, and Here’s Why They’re Worth the Splurge

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Each year, as the weather gets warmer, one of my favorite things to shop for is stylish swimwear that will make me look and feel confident. I would buy pieces that were considered the "it" style for the summer, but when the next year rolled around, I'd want a new look. I never really took the time to invest in basic swimwear staples that I could rely on for years to come — that is until Araks came into my life. What made me interested in trying out Araks's swimwear is the brand ethos; Araks is all about classic pieces you'll want to repeat again and again. "We design collections meant to work interchangeably with pieces from the past or those yet to come," the site reads. Araks delivers quality items with a flattering fit and designs that are dependable and comfortable so naturally, I was excited to try some of its bestselling swimwear.

When shopping for swimwear, we want pieces that fit comfortably, look flattering, and are made with materials that are thick and durable so that they can handle everything from salty waves to chlorinated pools. Good swimwear should fit snugly against the body without causing discomfort or chafing. Depending on your needs and preferences, you should consider the swimwear's coverage, waistline, and leg cut. If you're larger-chested like I am, you'll probably want bikini tops or one pieces that offer support with an underwire or a built-in bra. Good swimwear should complement your body shape and personal style. Overall, it should make you feel confident.

I decided to try on Araks's Natalie One Piece ($320) and the Juliette One Piece ($360) as both swimsuits had classic silhouettes with a fun, trend-driven twist. Even before wearing the swimwear, I was impressed by the quality of the fabric; it's lightweight yet opaque and stretchy yet supportive. Both my one-pieces have a built-in bra shelf, which I appreciated as someone with a bigger bust who requires support.

Although the Natalie One Piece looks simple, it has a cut-out back that adds a fun flair and breathability. The built-in shelf bra supports and lifts the bustline, and its square neckline isn't risqué so I felt totally comfortable. I tend to go for pieces with adjustable straps to ensure everything stays in place; however, the straps on the Natalie One Piece are thick and did not slide down.

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