Sensual Moments
Swimwear Australia
Bikini sets, monokinis and sarong sets, cut from a full G-string to a high-waisted brief. It’s the one piece here that gets worn in daylight, in front of people, so the right one should feel like the plan, not the gamble.
Holds shape wet or dry
Fabric chosen to keep its shape through a real day in the sun, not just a studio shoot.
Coverage is your call
From G-string and thong cuts to high-waisted sets, how much shows is yours to decide.
Statement or classic
Crochet, lamé, leopard and rhinestone, or clean block colour. Both are here.
Ships from Australia
Sent from Australia in plain, unbranded packaging, with real stock on hand.
The cut decides more than the colour does
A bikini set, a monokini and a sarong set each ask something different from the person wearing them. Start with the cut and the coverage, because that’s what you actually feel on the walk from the towel to the water. Colour and print are the last call, not the first.
Most of this range is bikini sets, cut every way from a full G-string to a high-waisted retro brief. A handful of monokinis read as more covered from across the pool, then show real cut-out and lace-up detail once someone’s close. Two sarong sets build sheer mesh straight over the bikini for the walk, and it’s gone the second you want it gone.
Crochet sets sit at the top of the range, made for slow holiday days. G-string and thong sets are the boldest cut and the biggest group. Between them sit tie-side, ring-detail and contrast-trim sets that land in the middle on purpose.
Not sure how much skin you actually want on show? Read Swimwear Confidence Isn’t the Same as Bedroom Confidence, or explore Lingerie Australia for everything worn once the swimwear comes off.
Bikini set or monokini?
The real first decision in this range. Everything else narrows down from here.
Choose a bikini set if…
- You want to set coverage on top and bottom separately.
- You want tie-sides or a G-string cut you can adjust.
- You want the widest choice of print, trim and colour.
Choose a monokini if…
- You want one connected piece with nothing to shift or retie.
- You want a covered silhouette from a distance and detail up close.
- You want a plunging neckline or lace-up sides without a two-piece gap.
How to choose the right swimwear
Silhouette first, then coverage, then fit. Print and colour are the easy decision at the end.
1. Choose your silhouette
Bikini set for separate control top and bottom. Monokini for one covered piece. Sarong set if you want cover for the walk that comes straight off in the water.
2. Choose your coverage
G-string and thong cuts show the most. Tie-side and Brazilian sit in the middle. High-waisted briefs give a real retro line with the most coverage. None of these is the careful option, they’re just different answers.
3. Confirm the fit
Almost every style here is one size, cut for a 32 to 38 inch bust and a 24 to 32 inch waist, roughly an Australian 8 to 18. Tie-side bottoms adjust the most. Full measurements are on every product page.
Texture, shine or clean colour
The finish sets the mood before the colour does. Build the look around that first.
String and G-string
The boldest cut and the largest part of the range. Minimal, low-rise, no attempt to hide what it’s doing.
Crochet and fringe
Hand-knit texture, tassel ties and scalloped edges. The slow-holiday end of the range.
Metallic and embellished
Lamé shine, foil print and rhinestone detail, cut to catch the light on purpose.
Monokini
One piece, deep-V or lace-up, covered from a distance and detailed up close.
Shop swimwear online in Australia
A cross-section of the range with live pricing, from $44.95, the boldest G-string to the most covered high-waisted set.
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Noir Siren Lace-Up Monokini
$114.95 incl. GST -
Riviera Fringe Crochet Bikini Set
$99.95 incl. GST -
Regal Shine High-Waisted Bikini Set
$84.95 incl. GST -
Rebel Star G-String Bikini Set
$54.95 incl. GST
Swimwear you’d wear out the door without a second thought
Start with the cut and the coverage, since that’s what you feel all day. Let print, shine and colour be the easy call at the end.
Swimwear FAQs
What’s the difference between a bikini set and a monokini?
A bikini set is two separate pieces, so you set coverage on top and bottom independently. A monokini is one connected piece, often more covered in silhouette, with cut-out or lace-up detail instead of a waist gap.
What styles does this swimwear range include?
Mostly bikini sets, cut from full G-string and thong through to high-waisted. Also monokinis, crochet and fringe sets, lamé and rhinestone statement pieces, leopard print, and two bikini and sarong sets. Prices run $44.95 to $114.95.
What sizes does the swimwear come in?
Almost every style is one size, built for a 32 to 38 inch bust, a 24 to 32 inch waist and 34 to 40 inch hips, roughly an Australian 8 to 18. Tie-side bottoms give the most room to adjust. The one cover-up dress comes in S/M and L/XL. Every product page carries the full size guide.
Do you have plus-size swimwear?
Not at this stage. The swimwear range is one size for now. Our plus-size collection currently covers lingerie, cami sets, teddies and babydolls.
Is swimwear posted discreetly in Australia?
Yes. Every order ships from Australia in plain, unbranded packaging. What arrives at your door looks like nothing at all.
Find the swimwear you’ll actually wear
From the boldest cut to the highest waist, there’s no wrong answer here, only the one you’d put on without thinking twice.