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Indigo Wild

There is nothing quite like planning a vacation to show off your next new swimsuit, but how about sporting one that is also sustainable? The folks at Indigo Wild have set out to change the way you think about your swimwear by introducing a collection made with biodegradable fabrics.

The unique textile materials contained in their line of stylish swimsuits are designed to decompose in any landfill within 3-5 years as opposed to most, which contain a Spandex, nylon and polyester that can take between 40 to 200 years to properly biodegrade.

Instead of leaving behind harmful toxins and chemicals, Indigo Wild’s sustainably produced fabric is designed to break down its components and blend into its natural environment leaving behind no trace of unnatural substances.

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We love their Sunseeker bodysuit, which is not only designed for hitting the beach but can also be worn for yoga,

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The high-fashion Italian brand has a collection of luxurious and eye-catching totes for women offered in a plethora of fabrics including nappa, canvas and raffia. And while trends come and go, Valentino Garavani women’s tote bags stand the test of time and offer something luxurious or eye-catching, with options perfect to match any occasion.

The brand recently launched the Valentino Escape 2021 collection with five new Valentino Garavani tote bags which mirror the collection’s tagline of ‘color, pattern and lightness’.

Small Valentino Garavani Escape 2021 tote bag in red

Made from raffia, the small Valentino Garavani Escape 2021 tote bag features ‘Atelier bag Valentino Garavani’ with the Valentino Archive ’68 coral motif further embellished with a sophisticated pearl detail embroidery. Along with an adjustable and detachable cotton shoulder strap, its leather handles and antique-brass-finish metal hardware provide a stark contrast to its canvas color.

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If you are looking for a comfortable addition to your loungewear, Pact offers exceptionally soft organic cotton basics for maximum coziness for both men and women.

One of our favorites, the men’s Stretch-Fit, V-Neck Undershirt, is so comfortable he will want to wear it all day and night. The shirts are made with organic cotton, contain no toxic chemicals and use 91 percent less water than conventional cotton. We love the longer length that allows the shirt to stay tucked in along with the slim fit for a flattering look.

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From leggings to sweaters, the sustainable apparel company also offers a variety of wardrobe staples for women to enjoy all season long. All of the items are made with Organic Cotton in a Fair Trade Factory. 

In addition to clothing for women and men, Pact also offers a variety of styles for children and babies as well as

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There’s nothing better than lying on a sandy shore taking in some much-needed sun. But whether you’re soaking up the last bits of summer heat at the beach or lounging poolside wishing for an island vacation, enjoying those sun-kissed moments are all about finding the right swimwear. There are so many amazing trends this season for one-pieces, bikinis, and even all-day wear that will take you from pool to patio. If you’re looking to update your boring bikini, check out these top swimwear trends for summer 2020.

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Lurex

We love a glittery, eye-catching ensemble as much as the next woman, so why should our swimwear be any different? This material looks good in almost every colorway, from one-pieces to bikinis. Plus the shimmering fabric elevates even the most basic of swimwear. Try Missoni’s Mare Riga striped Lurex triangle bikini or Oséree’s golden stretch-Lurex swimsuit.

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DIOR, perhaps more than any other couture house shows us how history and fashion are linked. He changed the world of fashion when WWII ended creating the “NEW LOOK”. Never mind that women had tasted the freedoms of the working world during the war building airplanes, running assembly lines in factories, driving ambulances and making bombs. We are not talking about shrinking violets. DIOR wanted women to feel like flowers and exotic birds from the unique and rare world of his imagination.  You walk through the gardens of DIOR, the thematic thread that ties it all together.  Experience the muses,  see the models, photographers, make-up artists and creative directors who have all contributed to this extraordinary history. 

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At the heart of a couture house is always the original creator Monsieur Christian Dior, himself. It falls to