When summer arrives, the temperature increases, the desire to party, the hours of sunshine, the reserves of ice cubes in the fridge and another very particular thing that you probably had not noticed: the photos on Instagram with the hashtag # nofilter. Brunettes and under the rays of the star king we look prettier and we feel less artifice. We change makeup for lighter BBcreams, white dresses accompany us to almost all our getaways and if we can use the same tote bag to go down to the beach and to take a walk when sunset comes along the terraces of the coast, even better. Less is more. Within chic minimalism, single-color bikinis and swimsuits hit hard. Many girls prefer them because they don't get tired of them as easily as can happen with striped bikinis or printed swimsuits. They are luxurious and the 'influencers' are totally in love with them.

All the girls who love fitness, healthy living, exclusive plans and to be envious have an appointment at the next Clandestine Mood. This event is an exercise masterclass transformed into an authentic clandestine private party. The place is revealed 24 hours before the event to those who have purchased their ticket through the web. The last one in Tatel hung the virtual poster of complete in hours. Only a small number of attendees were able to live the experience with a live DJ, gifts, raffles, a hairdressing and make-up session and a delicious healthy recovery buffet.

On their Instagram, Clandestine Mood fueled suspense through their ambassadors. These are a group of girls with many followers and more desire to give the best version to whom the mother of the idea, Tamy, calls hers her 'Spice Girls'. They currently train at Síclo (watch out for when they open a call to shoot among their ranks in a very special place in Madrid) and are, among others, Paula Argüelles, whose mother also gives us style lessons, Isabel Marín, journalist, and Cristina Aragón, who is the creator of the Basics not Basics swimwear line. Their bikinis and swimsuits follow this philosophy of unique and non-invasive colors so that the pieces are timeless and last for many years.

With one-tone swimwear, the BoStar Swimwear label also stands out. Gabriela Ortiz created this firm at the end of 2o13 with the firm idea of ​​giving women looks for the arena that are special and different from all those that were already on the market. Gabriela abandoned her professional career of more than 15 years in the world of advertising and entered the world of patronage with great enthusiasm and effort. The fabrics of her line are one of the pillars of the brand, matte polyamides from which exclusive designs are born to flee from the conventional.

Each piece is created with the real body of women in mind (don't miss the latest Oysho campaign to find out about this body positive trend in lingerie as well) so that the piece is comfortable, fits well and that the client who wears it feels feel attractive and safe with him. As a bonus, since 2017 it has had a collection dedicated exclusively to girls from 4 to 14 years old, organized in the LittleBo division, to be able to combine adults with little ones. The monocolor has it in lurex along with ruffles and Saint Tropez-style cuts.

Naïve is known for its original socks. It was born as a free time brand, mainly inspired by the Mediterranean, where its creator spends most of his life. The spirit of the firm is characterized by being urban and cosmopolitan, the result of constant trips to European cities, which inspire its products, which already include blades, caps and fragrances.

It has two collections a year, differentiated by season, summer and winter, in which each one has its main protagonist: socks in winter and bathing suits in summer. This 2019, the men's summer collection has Pacha Ibiza as a partner, so in the swimsuits there is no shortage of cherries, hippie flowers and vans with which it is easy to imagine a week enjoying the island just like a celebrity. As a novelty, they have just launched a women's collection in which our favorite pieces are the two monochrome bikini models they have. One is coral and the other sporty with khaki bows with a red interior, reversible, inspired by the beaches of Zuma. Both stand out and are more flattering when you're tanned.

For its shine, for its ruffles, for a cut-out silhouette that fits absolutely all sizes, for having belts, applications, asymmetries that are a trend for celebrities... For all this and much more, monocolor swimsuits and bikinis They don't have to be predictable at all. If you want to make sure you don't get bored with them on the beach, add accessories whose luxury is not their price, but how good they feel. Ball necklaces are in fashion. We recently talked about Crush The Label, which is manufactured in Spain and is becoming the new viral trend on Instagram. Many influencers use it as their perfect summer accessory. María Fernández-Rubíes wears them with swimsuits from Caia Beach, a brand that we have already talked about because it has high-waisted models to hide the belly. Now we remind you of her because she also has monochrome and reversible bikinis and swimsuits combined with print, ideal for having the best of both worlds.

In the same style, Milola (@milola_shop) is a small firm of simple accessories that joins this trend that takes us back to our earliest childhood, when we bought kits to make accessories and armed with thread or elastic bands, we assembled bracelets and necklaces of colorful friendship Record your model of daisies or your corals and shells. Also Eleonor de Casanovas has many interesting accessories. Her pieces are limited edition and the combination between them creates winning looks.

Oysho, 17.99 euros

Zara, 28.90 euros

H&M, €27.98

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Oysho, 32 euros

Zara, 33.90 euros

Zara, €19.95

H&M, €24.98

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Oysho, 28 euros