From Cheap Bikinis to Conscious Swimwear: Why I Switched It Up at 30
In my twenties, I had one rule when it came to swimwear: the cheaper, the better and the more, the merrier. I would stock up on fast-fashion bikinis before every vacation, rarely spending more than $20 per set. It wasn’t about quality or fit; it was about variety and trends.
But then I turned 30 and everything changed.
I started paying attention to the materials I was putting on my body. I realized that fast fashion wasn't just costing the planet it was costing me comfort, confidence, and longevity. My approach to style evolved from quick buys to thoughtful investments. I began curating a wardrobe with pieces that not only looked good but felt good—on my skin and my conscience.
That’s when I found Sézane.
Their swimwear, especially this one-piece I recently picked up, is chef’s kiss. The material is buttery soft and durable, the fit is modest without being matronly, and it somehow manages to show off just the right amount. And the best part? I wear it again and again, getting a serious return on investment in both confidence and cost per wear.
Sometimes growing up means slowing down and choosing quality over quantity. And honestly? I’ve never felt better by the water.
P.S. If you haven’t tried Sézane swim yet, consider this your sign.
