Abigail Lorick's newly launched label Ansea seeks to offer a counterpoint to the male-dominated world of surf.

The show-slash-workout brought attention to how athletes are discriminated against for their gender, ability and bodies.

"It's easy to imagine a world, particularly swimwear, where virgin qualities and virgin materials become obsolete."

The Los Angeles-based brand made its Miami Swim Week debut at Paraiso.

Plus, how a simple T-shirt helped revitalize Levi's.

It's all about the crotch — no, really.

There's no better place to wear this popular pattern.

From simple, sleek swimwear to versatile dress options, this budding label has everything you want to pack for a trip away.

Founder Mika Oakes even patented her practical designs.

I don't need another bathing suit, but...

More frills please!

The hip-bone-baring style is back and it's better than ever.

It's practically made for a vacation.

From polka-dotted two-pieces to ruffled one-pieces.

The trending print is taking over our bikinis and one-pieces.

Just add cheese cubes and a wicker bag.

Make waves in these chic, sustainable labels this summer.

"My favorite part of my job was always when we were doing the swim season."

Plus, Harlem's Fashion Row is trying to address fashion's diversity problem.

Why is Cos's swim selection so good?

Featuring a fabric made from recycled plastic waste.

All the pieces are made from recycled plastic and retail for under $100.