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Just when it seemed Kim Kardashian’s Skims had done it all, the cult-favorite brand makes waves yet again. Today, Skims unveiled its Iconic Swim capsule — and with it, the brand’s first-ever convertible swim top, a bold innovation in the world of beachwear.

Following the success of its summer capsule — which featured strapless bodysuits, mini dresses, and a fresh peach colorway of the bestselling T-Shirt Bra — the 2025 swimwear drop comes with an equally bold campaign. Kardashian herself stars in the visuals, alongside a striking 60-foot inflatable installation of the mogul in a bikini towering over Times Square.

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The hero piece? The Convertible Bandeau Bikini Top — a multifunctional marvel that can be worn four ways: as a classic bandeau, cropped top, tube top, or even a tankini. Designed with both versatility and style in mind, it transitions effortlessly from poolside lounging to post-swim brunches and late-night rooftop parties.

Pair the bandeau style with a tailored blazer for an office-meets-oasis vibe à la Kate Hudson. Style the tube top with a silk midi skirt for an elevated feminine touch. Or keep it casual: think high-waisted denim shorts and sun-kissed skin.

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Prices for the Iconic Swim collection start at $54, and the full line is now available exclusively on the Skims official website.

Summer just got a lot hotter — and not just because of the weather.

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