BLEEPED OUT
With a black bar splayed cheekily across the chest, Beth Richards’ “Censor” swimsuit remains firmly ensconced in PG territory. Handmade in Canada—Richards is from Vancouver by way of Toronto—the one-piece doesn’t just protect your epidermis against ultraviolet rays, it’s also resistant to oils, lotions, sweat, and chlorine.
+ Censor $290 at Net-a-Porter
BEJEWELED
Fairly made in Peru, Aguaclara’s “Mundo Andino” bikini brims with local color, exotic prints, and native handiwork. Need a reference? Aguaclara is the Miss England competition’s swimwear of choice.
+ Mundo Andino Bandeau $115; Side-Tie Bottom $69
CHILL PILL
Vitamin A’s cross-front “Siren” top has no shortage of sex appeal. Made in the United States from Repreve, a 100 percent post-consumer recycled nylon, the two-piece includes va-va-voom touches like slinky wraparound ties and matte-gold accents.
+ Eco Black Siren Wrap $88; Superstar Ultra Bottom $76
PARADISE FOUND
La Isla employs single mothers in California and Colombia to stitch its swimsuits from Oeko-Tex-certified organic cotton and soy-based dyes. Plus, a portion of its profits goes to Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Futures Society, which works to protect oceans and education children about their importance.
+ Tribal World Halter $85; Bikini Bottom $80
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