Let's Go To The Beach — Modishly Mackenzie

One of my favorite things to shop for are swim suits. I have a really bad habit of buying new ones for every occasion (it's my biggest weakness and probably always will be 🤷🏼‍♀️). With that comes covering up in style. Below I share all five of my Jamaica day outfits.

Day One:

The first day I wore a Frankie's bikini (top & bottoms linked here). This one was a little risqué, being a thong and all, but I figured where else would I ever wear a thong bikini! Since we got to the hotel too early for check in, I kept it cute and comfy with jean shorts and a graphic cropped tee.

Day Two:

I wore a Frankie's bikini the second day as well—they're my new obsession. I chose this nude knot style (top & bottoms) thinking I would get the best base tan lines, but boy was I mistaken! I didn't really get a good picture of my cover up this day, but peep the adorable straw beach bag I used every day. So convenient and effortlessly matched every outfit.

Day Three:

I think this might be a tie with the last day for my favorite beach wear look. I wore a black and white LA Hearts Cutout One Piece, a wide brim hat and a sheer black sarong. I literally bought it off Amazon for $10! Such a steal, especially considering how versatile it can be.

Day Four:

We switched hotels this day, so we had a nice change of scenery. This Lovers + Friends ruffle bikini (top & bottoms) totally gives me island vibes. The top definitely runs a little small width wise, and I wish the shoulder straps were adjustable because it sat a little low on me, but I could not pass this pattern up! I paired it with a simple white duster and high waisted Levi's—I cut them up myself from Salvation Army.

Day Five:

The last day I went with my L*Space high waisted white bikini (top & bottoms). It looks like they changed the top style a bit—mine is from last season, so it's a little different. I wore this comfy linen kimono and a white floppy hat, and of course had to color coordinate with my Quay mirrored sunnies (they're the style High Key by Desi Perkins).