Allbirds‘ newest product, a flip-flop, is deceptively simple.

The two-year-old startup–which took Silicon Valley by storm with its wool sneakers–is now releasing a sandal made from a piece of squishy, lightweight foam. The base softly cradles your foot when you slip it on, and a polyester strap with a microsuede lining sits snugly between your toes. There’s no doubt it’s a comfortable piece of footwear. Still, to the untrained eye, it looks like any other flip-flop on the market.

It’s not.

If you are like me, traveling to Europe also means accessing a whole new shopping universe. Below are some "Must - Haves" for your European Vacation!

Ashley-Victoria Smith, founder and producer of Descalzo Shows, a fashion show production company focused on women empowerment and working with female owned businesses and brands, helps small business owners find the tools and resources they need to grow, scale, and build their businesses, and ultimately themselves.

Myla is ready to compete with Agent Provocateur, La Perla and provide newness in the luxury lingerie market.

The British lingerie brand Myla is set to make a comeback — and take on its competitors — under its new owner Garry Hogarth, the former chief executive officer of Agent Provocateur.

Independent lingerie retailers have voiced their concerns over a lack of support they are receiving from their suppliers as they face tough trading conditions on the high street. In this special report, they make a call for action and suggest ways in which brands can help ease the pressure.

It's becoming easier than ever to find modest swimwear that doesn't force you to choose between your personal style and your lifestyle.

Tahari is launching a women's swimwear collection for SS19 through a licensing partnership between parent company Bluestar Alliance and The Levy Group Inc. The line will include both regular and plus sizes.

Earlier this week, KYA Swim had a casting call during Miami Swim Week, where models were allegedly victims of racial discrimination. Today, Cosmopolitan has expanded on the coverage, reporting that, according to Joia Talbott, it was the KYA casting director who told all the models in line, “No dark skin.” 

KAOHS Swim, a California-based swimwear company, made their third runway appearance at Miami Swim Week, showcasing their 2019 collection at the Setai Hotel to a packed house of press, social influencers, buyers, and excited fans.

A representative of Bfyne, the label owned by Nigerian-American designer Buki Ade, is claiming that Brazilian designer Silvia Ulsonplagiarized Bfyne’s SS17 “Sahara” collection for Ulson’s recent collection shown at Miami Swim Week.

It seems no one wants to know Victoria’s Secret anymore.

L Brands Inc. earlier reported an unexpected drop in June comparable sales for its lingerie brand, despite an extended semi-annual sale and deep price cuts. The results show that Victoria’s Secret just keeps struggling to drive traffic, Jefferies said, following the sales results.

Need a UV-protecting hat to go with your summer bikini but feel the larger-than-life, eagle-wingspan-size Jacquemus straw hat isn’t your speed? Try a bucket hat. The versatile, crushable piece protects 360 degrees, is chock-full of tomboy flair, and is easily portable. It’s the perfect foil for the sexiness of a bikini, too: Look to the May 2000 issue of Vogue where Naomi Campbell sunbathed in a black bandeau two-piece with a zebra-striped topper. Two years later, in the December 2002 issue, model Carmen Kass sported an orange bikini (complete with a very noughties denim mini!) with a white bucket hat while on the beach.

For the sixth consecutive Miami Swim Week, Planet Fashionwill present an eclectic collection of designers form around the world. Founded by fashion industry veteran, Celia Evans, Planet Fashion is known for their fashion video productions and global events.

Are you ready to dive into the hottest time of year in Miami? Of course you are. Miami Swim Week — the premiere event in the world for swimwear fashions — is taking over Miami Beach one itty-bitty bikini and tunic at a time from July 12 to 17.

It wasn't a question of ‘why now?’, it was a matter of ‘why not?’,” Charlotte Dellal tells Vogue of her new foray into swimwear in collaboration with Adriana Degreas. “I have always loved swimwear, maybe it’s the Brazilian in me. Before shoes, I wanted to design lingerie and swimwear – I own more swimwear than shoes!”

Austin-based activewear line Outdoor Voices has launched its first swimwear collection today, called H2OV. The new color-blocked swim gear is available in eight women’s styles, with complementary accessories including a beach towel and retro Freestyle watch. The brand says that the new line is, “built for water sports and… inspires playfulness through activity and infuses energy through the use of bold colors in a color-blocking pattern that’s true to OV.”

Simon Porte Jacquemus unveiled his men’s line on a secluded beach near Marseille, the perfect setting for the line's southern preppy flavor.

Manhattan Beachwear, Inc. has formed a global partnership with BCBG Group. Under the new agreement, the company will design and distribute women's swimwear for BCBG Max Azria and BCBGeneration.

Eye-catching colors. High-leg cuts. And all the scrunchies you never thought you'd see again. Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Sofia Resingis launching her debut swimear line and it's a 90s baby's dream come true!