The search is no longer difficult for those looking for sustainable swimwear options. Over the past few years, more and more labels from across the globe have been making waves for their ingenious use of recycled and eco-friendly materials. The latest brand to break onto the scene is Léa the Label, founded by Lebanese-born designer Léa Daaboul.
Known for its minimal take on the swimwear category, Léa the Label has recently unveiled its latest collection dubbed “Utopia.” The range comprises timeless silhouettes that are both ultra-feminine and flattering for the body.
The items in the range are designed to be mixed and matched. Looks include the asymmetrical triangle Pelagia top with straps that wrap around the torso, the chic Posidonia option, which is equipped with an underwire for a sleek and beautiful shape, or the Loren top that features a half triangle with a cross-over panel.
For the bikini bottoms, options vary between high cuts, classic V-shapes, and hip huggers that can all be worn either mid- or high-rise and have cheeky back coverage.
Léa the Label uses the highest luxe eco-friendly Italian fabrics in collaboration with ECONYL when crafting its swimwear. The pieces are also UV protective and made to last for seasons on end. To ensure the looks can transition seamlessly between the street and the beach, neutral hues inspired by the Earth, such as “Mocha” tan, “Noir” black, and “Bianco” white, are used on the items, along with the more eye-catching “Olive” green, “Azure” blue, and “Merlot” maroon.
All images in this article are courtesy of Léa the Label.
