Ocean Blues Halter Bikini Tops

A halter sets its own height: the tie at the neck decides how high the top sits and how much it covers, and that is the reason people who have been let down by a bandeau buy one. Five Ocean Blues tops tie that way. The push-up halter holds a full cup by a molded cup and an underwire; the twist halter and the string-tie triangle hold by a pad you can take out; the tie-back bandeau ties at the back and takes a halter strap; and the triangle halter on the plus run, S+ to 3XL+, ties with a drawstring.

What a halter costs you is the neck. A full cup held up by a tie at the nape pulls on the neck by the end of an afternoon, and that is why the push-up halter carries a wire to take the weight and why the triangle, which holds least, is the one to wear when you are not counting on it. The string-tie triangle is the halter with the most colourways, twelve, from black and white to leopard and a neon stripe. Sizing follows the bust with the band under it as the check, and a halter forgives a size in the cup more readily than a bandeau does, because the tie takes up the slack.