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High-Leg One-Piece Swimsuits

A high-leg swimsuit visually raises the leg line to create a flattering, elongating profile. Whether you prefer a clean scoop or a confident high-neck, find your perfect fit in our complete one-piece swimsuits collection.

Coverage, Height & Hold

Customize your fit. If you prefer more coverage, opt for a moderate leg rise. For a daring vacation look, try a higher cut at the hip. These styles are designed to lengthen the frame while providing secure support.

Details: Cutouts & Fabric

Textured fabrics add visual interest, while matte finishes ensure rich **color** depth. For a more defined silhouette that highlights the waist, explore our cutout one-piece edit.

Fit & New Trends

With firm under-bust support and lined fronts, these suits stay put during active swim. Want to see the latest styles? Check out all new swimwear for the season's newest cuts.

How high should the leg be on a one-piece for everyday wear?

Start mid-high for balance—enough lengthening without overexposure. Go higher if you want a stronger visual lift or plan to style with a sarong or shorts between swims.

Do high-leg swimsuits stay secure for laps or beach runs?

Yes—choose lined fronts, a firm under-bust and clean binding at the leg edge. A slightly higher back or wider strap helps stability during movement.

What if I have a long or short torso?

Check torso length notes on the product page. Long torsos benefit from more rise and adjustable straps; shorter torsos often prefer a standard rise with a smooth back.

High-neck + high-leg vs scoop-back + high-leg—what changes?

High-neck adds sun coverage and a graphic line up top; scoop-back shifts emphasis to the back and shoulder line. Both keep the leg visually longer.

Any tips for photos and tan lines with a high-leg cut?

Apply sunscreen along the leg edge, avoid tight seams digging in, and rinse after salt or chlorine. For photos, matte fabrics keep color even; rib adds subtle depth close-up.