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Sports Illustrated Makes A Splash With First Swimwear Line For 60th Anniversary

By Mikelle Leow, 16 May 2024

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Fancy being a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model? You can now dip your toes into that dream as the magazine is diving headfirst into its inaugural women’s swimwear collection, coinciding with its 60th-anniversary issue.


The pop-culture phenomenon is wearing its enduring legacy loud and proud thanks to a partnership with family-owned business SWIM USA. Its first-ever official swimsuits bring together 83 mix-and-match pieces ranging from bikini tops and bottoms to one-pieces and cover-ups in various styles, including bold, tropical, and muted looks.

 

Images via Sports Illustrated / Amazon


Size inclusivity and affordability are a focus, with offerings ranging from XS to XXL and prices hovering between US$30 and US$60.

 

Image via Sports Illustrated / Amazon

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These are new waters for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. Traditionally confined to pages, the brand is now expanding its reach by offering fans a wearable piece of its history.


“Throughout its 60-year history, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit franchise has celebrated the beauty of women from all walks of life, inspiring confidence, and redefining beauty norms,” explains Christina Shanahan, senior vice president of entertainment marketing at Authentic, which owns the intellectual property rights to Sports Illustrated. “This new swimwear collection is a natural extension of what we’ve seen on the pages for decades, and we’re excited to offer our vibrant community and new fans alike, another way to engage with the brand.”

 

Images via Sports Illustrated / Amazon

 

In 2019, Meredith Corporation, the then-owner of Sports Illustrated, sold the entire empire—encompassing Sports Illustrated itself, Sports Illustrated Kids, Sportsperson of the Year, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, and its vast photo archive—to Authentic Brands Group (ABG) for US$110 million.


The swimsuit selection is now available to shop on Amazon, just in time for summer.

 

 

 

[via WWD and Authentic, images via various sources]

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