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Victoria’s Secret Offers Itty Bitty (Recycled) Bikini

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 02.15.08
Fashion & Beauty

Victorias Secret recycled bikini

Yesterday, during my post-work nosh ritual, I felt one Fig Newman too heavy as I surfed the Victoria's Secret 2008 Swimsuit must-haves, which had arrived in my inbox. Now, despite the name of their signature bra and scent, Victoria’s Secret hasn’t exactly been an angel when it comes to sustainable practices, but a Northeastern girl like myself (or any guy for that matter) can’t deny the promise of sun and sand that the brand's swimsuits bestow on a bleak February day. This year, however, feeling oh-so-over Valentine’s Day and not-so-bikini ready, I couldn’t relate. Not to Adrianna or Giselle nor their cup sizes, the glitz, the glamour--nada.

That's I until spotted a bikini-clad brunette sporting a palm leaf-print number by designer Aaron Chang. Although the fibers are imported, it’s the first bikini from Victoria's Secret that I’ve seen that is made from a recycled blend of polyester and spandex. And for the days when you find yourself staring at the bottom of an empty cookie sleeve? Matching cover-up shorts made from organic cotton. Now that’s something I can relate to.

Comments (9)

sounds good. i luv bikinis.

jump to top Oyun Oyna says:

A perfect example of "less is more."

jump to top Tim says:

Isn't it a Fig Newton?

jump to top slimfender says:

It's very encouraging to find out that VS is supporting recycling... helps get the message out - recycling is sexy!

This is definitely the way to go. My girlfriend and all of her friends will be wearing these this summer! A great way to go green and recycle!

jump to top LM says:

what's a cookie sleeve?

jump to top mark says:

Patagonia has been offering clothing made from recycled materials for a while now. It's good to see others, like Victoria's Secret, doing the same.

jump to top outdoor gear [TypeKey Profile Page] says:

"Fig Newmans" are Paul Newman's version of the Newton. Newmans Own makes an excellent Hermit and their oreo equivalent is great as long as it is soaked in milk first (its a bit hard).

jump to top Pat says:

Check this out!!!!!!!! it will make bikini lovers happy!

http://www.junglegurl.com/index.html

jump to top Lauren Hall says:

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