Mature Women 2021

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Janet Gunn is the inspiring influencer behind The Grateful Gardenia. Originally from Texas, the 59-year-old style guru is now settled in Los Angeles with her husband, son, and dog Buster. She's worked as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, flight attendant, actor, jewelry designer, and beyond. In other words, she has a ton of experience and an equally cool personal style. Melissa Meyers is a Los Angeles–based influencer with a focus on beauty, style, travel, and wellness. Her blog, The Glow Girl, aims to empower women to embrace the best version of themselves, age gracefully, and cultivate a glow from the inside out. She also happens to be 55 years old and has a penchant for masterfully styling trends. Oh, and don't forget to follow them at @janetgunngratefulgardenia and @melissameyers.
Janet Gun and Melissa Meyers recently shared the basics they’re currently living in to create their top-notch looks. Well, up next we thought we’d get insight into the trendier items and especially forward basics they’re prioritizing this year. After all, this duo’s style point of view over 50 is always intriguing given that they’ve spent years building well-balanced wardrobes. But of course, age has absolutely nothing to do with what you should or shouldn’t wear.
Below you’ll uncover the nine key 2021 trends both Gunn and Meyers are already wearing or can’t wait to try this year. For the most part, the looks in question are all highly versatile and will work flawlessly with a range of pieces in each of their closets. Keep scrolling to check out the trends, along with a smattering of visual inspiration and shopping picks if something catches your eye.
"Here’s a trend that takes the guesswork out of what to wear. Sweat sets, cashmere sets, and lounge sets all have a home in our closets this season."—Meyers
"Time and time again, leather—faux or the real deal—always makes our list. Even though the cut and styles may change over the years, leather jackets and leather pants are always chic and trending."—Gunn
"Chunky makes a style statement in 2021—whether it’s a boot with a chunky lug sole or a loafer with a thick chain detail."—Gunn
"Here’s the long and short of it… We love cardigans of any length and knit! They are great to throw over a T-shirt worn with jeans or buttoned with nothing underneath."—Gunn
"The trends we are really embracing this season are the oversize shacket, midi-length coats, and the cozy teddy styles. These looks are all great to wear with jeans or with leggings to run errands after a workout. The puffer coat is also having an extra moment this winter. We both like ours with an extra dose of puff!"—Gunn
"We are living in looser pants and denim to keep us stylish and moving freely through our day."—Meyers
"We love it when every few years the jumpsuit makes a major comeback! With a spotlight on comfort and style, it’s an easy instant outfit that makes getting dressed a snap."—Gunn
"Hoodies and sweatshirts are our answer to staying cozy and warm during our California winters! For extra warmth, layer under a blazer for a cool vibe."—Gunn
"Classic T-shirts may be one of our favorite basics, but that doesn’t mean we don’t also like wearing this season’s trending styles like puffed sleeves, padded shoulders, and vintage looks."—Meyers
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"This number feels like a bespoke wardrobe staple at a price that won’t bust the budget."
"The longer skirt goes seamlessly from the pool or beach to a bike ride or restaurant."
"This will be your new little black suit."
"Its halter neck and sweetheart neckline evoke the 50s."
"The built-in boy shorts help preserve your modesty."
"Has more coverage than a conventional bikini."
"A halter neck tie ensures a perfect fit, while the tapered skirt will fall over your legs gracefully."
"Features a built-in bra, hijab, and side vents to help you easily glide in the water."
"Made from 82 percent nylon and 18 percent spandex for a figure-hugging fit."
"Balance out a pear-shaped figure with a swimsuit that adds volume on top."
Let’s be clear: just because you’re getting older doesn’t mean you’re necessarily searching for a modest full-coverage swimsuit—and certainly not a boring one. And it doesn’t mean you want to disappear on the beach or at the pool when you get away for that well-deserved vacation under the sun!
Sure, older women may indeed be seeking more support in a swimsuit, but these features come in chic, stunning options from timeless classics to on-trend standouts. Whether you’re seeking a bikini, tankini, skirted swimsuit, or a one-piece—and whether you’re looking for a budget-friendly suit or are prepared to splurge on a worthy new wardrobe staple—we've rounded up top options to help you find one you'll love.
Here are our picks for the best swimsuits for older women.
This is basically the perfect swimsuit: it’s classic, universally flattering, and utterly versatile. Plus, it’s made from UPF 50 material (which is recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective sun protectant), so you can feel confident in your sun protection while you wear it. Adjustable straps ensure a solid fit and it comes in black or navy, with customizable options for tummy control and cup size (up to DDD)—so it feels like a bespoke wardrobe staple at a price that won’t bust the budget.
Sizes: 2-18 | Material: Nylon and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
What do we love most about this full-coverage swimsuit bottom? It’s a warm-weather wardrobe essential with uses well beyond the water. The longer skirt goes seamlessly from the pool or beach to a bike ride or casual outdoor restaurant. Underneath are comfortable, stretchy shorts. Plus, it has (wait for it) pockets! So you’re set to go for an active day out, no coverup required. It comes in four color options: navy, black, pink, or turquoise.
Sizes: 2-18 | Material: Polyester, nylon, and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
Far from basic, this one-piece from Swimsuits for All will be your new little black suit. A sweetheart neckline compliments most sized busts while the built-in, wire-free bra cups offer support. This suit has a power mesh front lining to smooth and slim your tummy. Best of all, the tie straps at the back give just a hint of skin. This comes in sizes 4 to 34. The brand is also known for its stylish, plus-size friendly suits, so you know you're in good hands.
Sizes: 4-34 | Material: Nylon and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
More than a dozen colors and prints
A budget-friendly fashion statement, Angerella Vintage Monokini is made from quality 82 percent nylon and 18 percent spandex. It’s double-lined, so you'll be protected even when wet, while the full rear and straight-cut back provide ample coverage. The ruching on the sides and at the hips is also a bonus, which is designed to complement plus-size figures. Meanwhile, the cinched waist gives definition to your curves, and the built-in underwire bra supports and accentuates your cleavage.
The one-piece's halter neck and sweetheart neckline offer a unique style, while bold pattern choices include polka dots, stylized florals, and nautical anchors. If you prefer solid colors, opt for flattering shades ranging from wine-red to navy instead.
Sizes: S-XXL | Material: Nylon and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
A swim dress is the most flattering option for those who prefer a little more material. The Cocopear Elegant Crossover Swimdress is made from a blended nylon/elastane fabric and has a nice, stylish cut. Molded, underwired cups accentuate your bust, while wrap detailing on the dress’ empire line helps to define your waist. The material flares slightly over your stomach and hips to avoid clinging.
The straps are wide and cross in the back. Underneath the skirt, built-in boy shorts help prevent any wardrobe malfunctions. Choose from a range of floral, polka dot, and solid color designs in shades like teal and maroon.
Sizes: S-5XL | Material: Nylon and elastane | Care: Hand wash 
Top and bottom can't be purchased separately
The Cocoship Retro Bikini is the perfect solution for older women who prefer the stylish look of a two-piece suit but want more support than a conventional bikini. The high-waisted, ruched bottom conceals tummies as well as stretch marks and caesarian scars, while also offering full rear coverage. And the adjustable halter top features tie straps at the neck and back, as well as a flirty bow at the front. Its contoured shape and plunging neckline are flattering, while the padded cups provide some support.
Sizes: S-4XL | Material: Nylon and elastane | Care: Hand wash 
Wearing a swim dress doesn't have to be dowdy. This J. Crew number has a vintage feel and a loose fit. A halter neck tie ensures a perfect fit, while the tapered skirt will fall over your legs gracefully. Reviewers noted how well this suit accentuates their features and loved how flattering it looked on. It's available in different colors, including red, purple, black, and light blue, and you even have the option to purchase the classic fit or long torso.
Sizes: 0-24 | Material: Polyamide and elastane | Care: Hand wash 
It's totally possible to embrace modest swim attire that still shows off your style. This dress features a built-in bra, hijab, and side vents to help you easily glide in the water. The fit is slightly looser but the 20 percent spandex still ensures the suit maintains its shape and elasticity. It's made of quick-drying material that's chlorine resistant so it will hold up well over time. It's available in teal, light purple, or black.
Sizes: XS-2XL | Material: Nylon and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
The Swimsuits for All Royal Crossover Halter Swimsuit is made from 82 percent nylon and 18 percent spandex for a figure-hugging fit. A control panel on the front of the suit adds support. The plunging V-shaped neckline emphasizes your torso and includes slight padding to accentuate your busts. In fact, with support provided by wrap detailing and an adjustable halter neck rather than underwiring, this suit is made with smaller-chested women in mind.
Sizes: 4-26 | Material: Nylon and elastane | Care: Hand wash 
This suit from Infamous Swim adds volume on top for an overall hourglass look that works well on pear-shaped figures. The off-the-shoulder design of this suit banishes shoulder strap tan lines, and the wraparound ruffles are playful and feminine. As an added bonus, the silhouette comes in many colors and patterns, with matching suits available for mommy and me.
Sizes: XS-3XL | Material: Polyamide and spandex | Care: Hand wash 
Girlfriend Collective is known for their sustainably made clothes and their swimsuits are just as eco-friendly. They're made from recycled fishing nets. In addition to that, the range of sizes is inclusive and all their suits go up to a 6XL. The Oasis one-piece stands out for its one-shoulder design and fun colors like Aqua, Spritz, and Koi. While most swimsuits need to be hand washed, this can actually go in the cycle on cold.
Sizes: XXS-6XL | Material: Recycled nylon and elastane | Care: Machine wash 
If you're searching for a bathing suit that is flattering, supportive, and will keep you protected from the sun, check out the Lands' End Square Neck Underwire Tankini (view at Lands' End). The adjustable straps provide a sturdy fit and it comes in versatile color options to suit your style. But if you're in the market for a bottom with more coverage, we recommend the Lands' End Quick Dry Active Board Skort (view at Lands' End). Complete with a built-in undergarment and a longer length, this skirt can be paired with any bathing suit top.
Think about what kind of coverage you’d like from your swimsuit. Do you feel better showing off some areas rather than others? Try on a few styles first to figure out your perfect fit.
Another important thing to consider is how comfortable you’ll be in your suit. If you’re going to be swimming every day in the lap lanes or doing other water activities, a low-cut top might not be the most practical—but if you’re hanging by the pool, maybe that’s just the ticket.
Cost per wear is important when it comes to purchasing a swimsuit. If it’s something you’ll only wear once or twice a year, don’t go for an option that’s going to cost an arm and a leg. But if it’s something that you try on and love? Don’t pass it up—you’ll have it for a few seasons.
Since natural fibers like cotton soak up water, they are not typically used in swimsuit construction. Rather, swimsuits are usually constructed of 100 percent man-made fabrics. Look for a suit that’s mostly made up of nylon, along with 10 to 20 percent Lycra or spandex for stretch.
If you want your swimsuits to last, don’t just throw them in the washing machine with everything else. Use a mesh laundry bag to compartmentalize and protect your suits while washing. Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent free from bleach. Lay suits flat to air dry.
Of course, you can further protect your swimsuits and ensure their longevity by skipping the washing machine altogether: if you can, hand wash suits in warm water. This will help them keep their shape and maintain bright colors.
To help you get your perfect fit, many swimsuit brands offer various customizable options. In some cases, you can mix and match bikini tops and bottoms for your perfect combination. Others allow you to select a cup size, torso length, and other specifics to help you zero in on the perfect-sized suit.
If you’re buying a suit on size alone, without trying on first, consider that swimwear fabrics stretch when wet, so it might make sense to select a size down if you’re going to be spending most of your time in the water. You can also look for adjustable details such as ties and straps that can help you achieve your ideal fit right off the rack.
While we’ve established that there are plenty of budget-friendly swimsuit options on the market, still others seem to come with serious price tags. But why? Well, consider that swimsuit construction can be complex, with technical precision required for a perfect fit sometimes achieved through boning, wires, and elastics. Plus, the fabrics must stand up against not just water but chlorine, sand, and other harsh conditions.
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Mature Women 2021