Get a first look at the latest HindyWeber Swim collection

After a ten-year hiatus, Hindy Weber has finally come out with a new swimwear line that evokes a natural, down-to-earth, and luxurious look. Complementing the swimwear is a collection of all-white loungewear that suits any occasion.

From taking it easy by the poolside to lying on the white sands of Boracay, partying on the beaches of La Union or even a chill evening by the bonfire, nothing’s stopping you from wearing these pieces as a swimsuit cover-up or on its own. 

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As an artist and designer, Weber’s message is about sustainability. She does this with every aspect of her collection. From using eco-friendly fabrics to clean and ethical manufacturing practices and non-toxic dyes, Weber consistently delivers a sustainable fashion line without sacrificing style.

A figure-friendly design paired with all-white loungewear makes this collection versatile. Get creative with what accessories you pair your outfit with—raffia bags and floppy hats work best for a tropical look. Its classic but fashionable design makes it the perfect complement to anything in your closet while also bearing the elegance to wear it as is.

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Weber’s commitment to environmentalism and sustainability stems from her own lifestyle. She spends her days growing her own food, working with farmers, and teaching organic farming and natural wellness, which translates into her work as a designer.

“I don’t like doing things just for the sake of sustainability and missing out on the whole design aspect… Something that’s very important to me is the message being delivered, and sustainability is really my aesthetic from the very beginning. I’m a designer; I just weaved the sustainable lifestyle into my work because that’s my lifestyle.” Weber shares.

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