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Cin Cin

Cin Cin

Founded in 2019 by Australian designers Louise Lazarus and Geo Moriarty, Cin Cin is a Bali-based swim and resortwear label. Its identity draws on 1970s jet-set glamour, hand-drawn maximalist prints and in-house craft with local tailors and artisans.

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Ceren Ocak

Ceren Ocak

Designer Ceren Ocak began her Istanbul label in 2013 after studying fashion design and working on collections for Zeki Triko. I see the house's point of view in its clean cuts, geometric precision and cool, feminine clothes for women who prefer a sharper edge.

Cendre

Cendre

Founded by Australian stylist Ashleigh, Cendré grew from a search for fashion-forward jewellery that felt accessible on set. The Australia-based label brings a stylist's eye to jewellery, watches and accessories for a modern muse.

Casona

Casona

Carmelá Osorio and Inés Sainz launched Casoná in Spain in 2024 after years spent finding specialist ateliers. The Madrid-based label brings Spanish and Venezuelan roots into limited runs shaped by artisan work and surplus textiles from European luxury houses.

Capittana

Capittana

Raffaella and Stefano Raffo founded Capittana in Lima in 2014 after Raffaella began making bikinis for herself and friends. The Peruvian label brings handmade swim and resortwear together with original prints, crochet details and a commitment to women's empowerment through craft.

COTTON CITIZEN

COTTON CITIZEN

Founded by Adam Vanunu and his family in Los Angeles in the early 2010s, COTTON CITIZEN grew out of their denim-making background and a desire for premium jersey. Its point of view is relaxed California dressing, with cotton, color and distinctive wash treatments doing much of the work.

COOLA

COOLA

Chris Birchby founded COOLA in Southern California after his parents were diagnosed with melanoma and he could not find a sunscreen he wanted to wear every day; the brand distinguishes its 2004 incorporation from its 2007 launch. Its point of view is organic, wearable sun protection rooted in an active California life.

CAROLINE CONSTAS

CAROLINE CONSTAS

New York-based designer Caroline Constas began her namesake line in the early 2010s, drawing on Greek heritage and Mediterranean travel for destination-minded ready-to-wear and swim. The brand pairs off-the-shoulder silhouettes with light cotton, playful details, and a relaxed sense of glamour.

Bubish

Bubish

Bubish was founded in 2015 by sisters Alex and Georgie after years immersed in fashion and brand development. Based in South Australia, it is known for faux-fur, feather and textured outerwear that balances bold surfaces with considered silhouettes.

Brochu Walker

Brochu Walker

Brochu Walker began in Los Angeles in 2008, launched by Lisa Brochu and Lauren Walker after working in New York fashion. Karine Dubner acquired the label in 2013 and now leads it as owner and creative director, shaping a quiet approach to daily luxury through European craft and California ease.

Brixton

Brixton

Brixton began in an Oceanside garage in 2004, founded by David Stoddard, Jason Young and Mike Chapin as a headwear line inspired by their shared surf, skate and music life. Its classic silhouettes and workwear references are made for modern everyday wear, with hats at the center of the story.

Brinker + Eliza

Brinker + Eliza

Mother and daughter Brinker and Eliza Higgins launched their shared jewelry label in 2017 after years of making one-off pieces in their Connecticut hometown. Brinker’s metalsmithing background and Eliza’s fashion-merchandising experience meet in handmade, detail-minded jewelry that embraces color, charms and an unabashedly more-is-more point of view.

Bond Eye

Bond Eye

Steve Philpott created Bond-Eye from a Sydney and Bondi beach sensibility, but published profiles disagree on the start date: his 2024 interview says the first collection arrived in 2005, while Who What Wear lists 2011. The label stands for body-aware Australian swim, anchored by its Authentic Crinkle fabric and hand-finished Sydney production.

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Bevza

Bevza

Svitlana Bevza founded the label in Kyiv in 2006 as a small atelier, then built a womenswear house around refined minimalism, sculptural tailoring, and Ukrainian cultural symbols. She remains its creative director, and the brand's atelier and production stay rooted in Ukraine.

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Bella Venice

Bella Venice

Bella Venice is a Los Angeles label founded by Taylor Pardee in 2021, after she began developing a lounge set from deadstock fabric. Its small-batch, local approach pairs conscious production with relaxed, vintage-influenced California style.

Bec + Bridge

Bec + Bridge

Founded in 2003 by Bec Cooper and Bridget Yorston after they met studying fashion in Sydney, Bec + Bridge is an Australian womenswear label shaped by their long creative partnership. Its collections center on confident occasion dressing, party pieces, separates, and seasonal beachwear and bridal, with production based in Sydney.

Bananhot

Bananhot

Bananhot is a swimwear label founded in Israel by best friends Noa Beny and Neta Alchimister in January 2014. It began with bikinis they designed themselves after altering the suits they could buy, then grew from Noa's parents' basement into a sun-kissed beachwear label known for cheeky cuts and creative patterns.

BRU Eyewear

BRU Eyewear

BRU Eyewear launched in 2022 with Paige Brubaker at its center, and its current brand story identifies her and David Adams as the Los Angeles based husband and wife co-founders. Its smaller fit frames draw on vintage eyewear, Long Beach architecture, contrasting color, mixed materials and meticulous detail, while the name honors Brubaker's late father.

BOAMAR

BOAMAR

Alexandra Hoyos and her twin sister started BOAMAR after working in Colombia's textile trade; a 2023 interview says the label had been on the market for seven years, while a design-studio case study dates its brand project to 2016. Based in Medellín, it makes swim and resort pieces shaped by travel, summer memories, and technical construction for fit.

Aya Muse

Aya Muse

Aya Muse is a Los Angeles label Tina Rodiou founded in 2018, first known for biker shorts before growing into knitwear, dresses and sculptural separates. Its point of view pairs minimalist shapes with a sensual line, alongside a stated focus on recycled fabrics and responsible production.

Auteur Studio

Auteur Studio

Australian designer Lucinda Taffs launched Auteur by 2020, drawing on her family fashion history and a love of vintage. Now based in New York, she works with a Sydney-based team and builds collections around relaxed daywear and more sculpted night pieces.

Augustinus Bader

Augustinus Bader

Professor Augustinus Bader and entrepreneur Charles Rosier founded the brand in 2018 after Professor Bader spent decades studying skin repair and regenerative medicine. The skincare line is sold by ASC Regenity Limited, registered in London, and draws on Professor Bader's patented TFC8® technology. Its point of view connects lab research with the daily ritual of caring for skin.

Atlein

Atlein

Atlein is a Paris womenswear label founded by Antonin Tron in March 2016 after he studied fashion in Antwerp and worked in the Louis Vuitton and Givenchy studios. The brand centers draped jersey and fluid silhouettes, and was reported to be on hold in 2025 as Tron focused on Balmain.

Artless

Artless

Artless is a Los Angeles womenswear label founded by Madison Orlando, who began developing it in 2019 after learning apparel production while making custom merchandise for her brother. Launched in February 2021, it builds its point of view around 90s minimalism, clean lines and considered pieces for everyday dressing.

Araminta James

Araminta James

Founded in Australia by Melbourne-trained designer Georgina Browne, Araminta James blends the city's soft tailoring with Noosa's relaxed beach life. Its company profile dates the label to 2018, while Browne recalls putting its terry towelling sets online in February 2021, a material and silhouette that remain central to the brand.

Apparis

Apparis

New York-based Apparis was founded in 2016 by French entrepreneurs Amelie Brick and Lauren Nouchi, although the brand's own About page dates its launch to 2018. Its signature is colorful faux-fur outerwear and animal-free accessories, with a stated aim of pairing expressive design with more conscious material choices.

Anton Heunis

Anton Heunis

Anton Heunis founded his namesake jewelry label in Madrid in 2004 after apprenticeships in Germany and London. Handmade in Madrid, the line draws on vintage references, vivid crystals, and a modern vintage point of view.

Anna Quan

Anna Quan

Founded in Australia in 2013 by designer Anna Hoang, ANNA QUAN began with her reimagining of the classic white shirt. I see the label's point of view in its clean lines, modern tailoring and considered pieces designed to last beyond a season.