Shop Our Favorite Swimsuits From "Love Island USA"
The Best "Love Island USA" Swimsuits Still Worth Shopping, Starting at $16
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Season seven of "Love Island USA" was equal parts entertaining, controversial, and anxiety-inducing. From the unforgettable spiral of Huda Mustafa and Jeremiah Brown (that lasted all of one week early on in the season), to the unexpected, yet necessary reunion of Olandria Carthen and Nic Vansteenberghe. Through the season's many cringe moments and last night's monumental win for sensitive gangster Amaya Espinal and Bryan Arenales, there were many noteworthy elements that inspired our shopping habits, including the outfits.
From the minidresses and crochet button-downs that informed fire pit chats to Ariana Madix's mastery at cutouts, cast members made dressing in Fiji look too easy. And of course, the swimwear was far from lacking. Notable moments include Carthen's affinity for crochet coverups and cowboy hats (a combination that's so "Cowboy Carter"-coded), Mustafa's massive thongkini collection, and Megan Thee Stallion's "Hot Girl Summer" gold bikini, also marking its debut on the show. Whether islanders were strutting casually through the villa enjoying downtime with their partners or going on impromptu dates to another part of the island, each bikini look left us obsessed.
Ahead, check out the best "Love Island USA" swimsuits from season seven — and shop exact and similar pieces to inspire your next vacation's wardrobe.
Chelley Bissainthe's Green Swimsuit on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 33
During a challenge in episode 33, Bissainthe showed her ability to rock green in a V-wire bikini set from Hello Molly.
Get The Look: Hello Molly Puerto Vallarta Swim Top ($40). Hello Molly Puerto Vallarta Swim Bottom ($40).
Cierra Ortega's Printed Bikini on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 25
Ortega nailed peak vacation fashion in a yellow triangle bikini with orange floral print and a matching scarf from Tiger Mist.
Get The Look: Tiger Mist Ave Bikini Top ($35, originally $55). Tiger Mist Ave 2-Piece Bikini Bottom ($40, originally $65).
Iris Kendall's Gold Swimsuit on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 15
In episode 15, Kendall rocked a gold one-piece from Megan Thee Stallion's "Hot Girl Summer" collection with Walmart. Although it's currently sold out, you can achieve a similar vibe with the two-piece set from the same line.
Get The Look: Hot Girl Summer by Megan Thee Stallion Dipped in Gold Bikini Top ($18). Hot Girl Summer by Megan Thee Stallion Dipped in Gold Bikini Bottom ($16).
Hannah Fields's Purple One-Piece on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 15
Then-bombshell Hannah Fields also wore a piece from the rapper's swim line; this purple one-piece embellished with "Hot Girl summer." It's also sold out, but we found another swimsuit that's sure to be Hannah-approved.
Get The Look: Limeeke One Piece Swimsuit ($35).
Amaya Espinal's Brasil Bikini on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 14
Just days after being coupled with Ace Greene, Espinal wore a yellow-and-green bikini adorned with the Brazil flag from Miçanga Swimwear.
Get The Look: Miçanga Swimwear Brasileira Amarela Set ($82).
Olandria Carthen's Crochet Cover-Up on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 13
On her surprise date with then-new bombshell Jalen Brown, the Alabama-born star nailed the cowboy-core trend in a white crochet coverup and a straw cowboy hat.
Get The Look: Bella Barnett Crochet Swim Cover-Up ($48). Urban Outfitters Dakota Straw Cowboy Hat ($29).
Huda Mustafa's Black One-Piece Swimsuit on "Love Island USA" Season 7, Episode 7
During a date with her then-partner Jeremiah Brown, Mustafa wore a black one-piece with cutouts from Outcast Clothing. Shop a similar pick here.
Get The Look: Outcast Clothing Valencia One Piece Black Towelling ($75).
Naomi Parris is the assistant shopping editor at PS, based in New York. With over eight years of experience and previous roles held on the brand's Beauty and Operations teams, she enjoys telling stories that merge fashion, beauty, and Black culture. Naomi has also lent her skillful pen to Essence Girls United, Elle, Bustle, and Elite Daily. When she's not crafting shopping roundups, high-profile features, beauty op-eds, or trend guides, you can find Naomi behind her blog "Eli-Nay," where she inspires readers through style guides, cultural pieces, and innovative content on her Instagram.
