Springing from the hippy, happy surfer town Byron Bay, Australia, Lisa Blue brings uniquely beautiful swimwear to the world. With designs ranging from authentic Australian Aboriginal prints to hot sexy Renaissance art to edgy and elegant Galactic pieces featuring metallic panels and studs, Lisa Blue compliments all.

The collection bridges the ancient world with the modern world and brings a greater appreciation to the original cultural beauty of Australia. The aboriginal style prints are derived from Rose Miller’s exquisite Australian Aboriginal paintings. Designer Lisa Burke united with friends Rose Miller (from the Mirning/whale tribe, South Australia) and Bunna Lawrie, a close relative of Rose and one of the last traditional whale dreamers on earth, to help win the good fight to save the whales and dolphins.

Lisa Blue reflects the inner beauty of the modern girl who cares to make a difference and is a pioneer in combining beautiful fashion together with a cause to help preserve our marine environment. 25% of the profit for Lisa Blue is donated to the AWCS – the Australian Whale Conservation Society, which is dedicated to whale and dolphin conservation, education and research. Lisa Blue not only gives an unusually generous eco friendly donation but, as the swimwear is made in Australia using premium fabric imported from Italy, they cater to both the sporty girl who rides the waves, the girl who simply enjoys frolicking on the beach and the girl who just wants to look fabulous by the pool.

The company’s target customers are young spirited women who are feminine, glamorous, sexy, modern and chic.

At Bikini.com we're all for environmental responsibility. So when this collection from Phax Swimwear came to us, we had to show it to you. Phax's goal is to generate a sustainable balance in terms of fibers, while producing a clean, glamorous and sophisticated collection. Their mission seems to be working quite well, because they currently export to over 30 countries including Japan, Australia, Indonesia, England, Mexico, the Caribbean, Ecuador, Egypt, Lebanon, Italy, and the USA. So when you admire a Phax swimsuit, know that you're not just checking out a hot swimsuit -- you're saving the world, one swimsuit at a time.

Swimwear designer Indah experiments with traditional Balinese techniques, combining the best of the old world with new innovation for a beautifully modern collection. Indah's new Exclusive Collection embodies everything beautiful about the Balinese lifestyle - tropical color palettes, soft silhouettes and unique handiwork technique that only the Balinese can do so beautifully. The capsule collection consists of cover-ups, mini and maxi dresses, rompers, separates and swimwear (ranging from $96-$176), all designed, sourced and produced on the island of Bali. The handiwork featured in the Indah swimwear collection includes multiple art forms such as sea salt processes, tie-dyes and dipped wax, and draws celebrity fans include Cameron Diaz, Paris Hilton, Audrina Partridge and Kate Hudson. The word "Indah" means "beautiful" in the Indonesian language -- and we'd have to agree it's a great name for this swimwear collection.