Pink Swimwear

This edit features pink women’s swimwear by Gepur: one-piece swimsuits, two-piece sets, bikinis, and “swimsuit + bottoms” sets. Pink offers the widest shade range in beachwear, from powder pink and milky pink to neon fuchsia and mint-and-pink combinations. The shade shapes the entire look: pastels appear soft against fair skin, while vivid fuchsia complements a tan and contrasts beautifully with dark hair.

Shades and fabrics

Pink swimsuits in the catalog come in three materials, and the fabric affects both the way the color looks and how the swimsuit fits.

• Biflex is a dense four-way stretch knit. It retains its shape when wet, stays opaque, and is more resistant to fading, helping powder shades and nautical prints remain vibrant throughout the season.
• Lurex knit is used for textured styles woven with metallic thread. Pink appears softer on this fabric, with a pearlescent sheen that looks especially striking in sunset photos.
• Polyamide with elastane is used in sets from the Pearl Shine collection. Its pink-and-milky palette allows the swimsuit to be paired with trousers, a pareo, and a shirt made from the same fabric.

Cut: one-piece or two-piece

A solid-color pink one-piece with a V-neck visually elongates the silhouette. Open-back styles with long adjustable straps are suitable for swimming because the straps stay in place during active movement. A two-piece offers more flexibility with sizing, as the top and bottoms can be purchased separately. A bandeau top is ideal for an even tan, a tie-neck halter provides support for fuller busts, and a triangle top works well for a smaller bust.

Bottoms: a high-rise cut visually lengthens the legs and gently smooths the midsection, Brazilian bottoms reveal more of the hip, and classic briefs are the most versatile option.

How to choose your shade

For fair skin with a cool undertone, choose powder pink, milky pink, or lavender pink. For warm undertones and tanned skin, consider coral, raspberry, or fuchsia. When in doubt, pink with milky or black piping is a reliable choice: the contrast tones down the sweetness of the color and gives the design a more graphic look.

“Biflex with a density of at least 200 g/m² stays opaque even when wet. This is especially important with pink, as pale shades reveal thin fabric first. Choose a two-piece by checking the fit of the top: there should be no gap between the cup and the bust, otherwise the top may shift in the water.”

— Natali Bakaieva, GEPUR stylist

What to wear it with

A pink swimsuit pairs easily with milky white, sand, black, and denim. Layer it with a lightweight tunic or oversized shirt, and add shorts or a pareo on the bottom. A straw beach bag, oversized sunglasses, and flat sandals complete a promenade-ready look without making the beach outfit feel like loungewear. Find ready-made combinations in the summer looks edit and the guide to building a summer capsule wardrobe.

Care and ordering

Hand-wash in cool water without bleach and dry flat away from direct sunlight. Rinse the swimsuit after swimming in a pool, as chlorine breaks down pink pigment particularly quickly. Do not leave it wet in a bag, since creases and marks can remain on pale pink fabric.

Gepur pink swimsuits are made in Ukraine and available in sizes XS to 4XL. Delivery to Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Odesa, and Lviv takes 1–3 days. Adjacent sizes can be sent for fitting before payment, and a manager can recommend the right size based on your measurements. Explore the latest seasonal styles in the new arrivals section and complete your purchase with beach accessories.