In 1993, we started Malia Mills with a simple idea –
to engineer tops by bra size, to cut bottoms to SHOW OFF
a variety of shapes… to EMPOWER women to stand and
stride to the water.
Today, we have a designer SWIMWEAR COLLECTION
created for the vixen within. We also have a fresh collection of READY TO WEAR, LINGERIE and delicious ACCESSORIES - all LOVINGLY MADE IN AMERICA and curated in Malia Mills boutiques across the country.
We’re passionate about CELEBRATING women and articulating an inspiring voice on the subject of WOMEN and beauty.
the ny times calls are easy-breezy zoe dress a do-it-all dress for summer in the style section today. we are thrilled to gills! #hellyes #perfectsummerdress #nytimes
these lovely new malia mills mavens shopped their little hearts out today and scooped up some rad goodies in our nyc studio – summer is coming soon, time to get your mm on!
CONGRATULATIONS laurenand nate! our lovely nikki’s gorgeous brother and sister-in-law tied the knot in clearwater, florida last weekend. we all know that nothing says “I DO!” like a malia mills custom crystal bottom and lo rocked hers with pride – and a lots of love! hell yes! wishing you two a lifetime of happiness!
follow malia’s rad india trip on her @maliamills instagram. loving her marfa tunic + miss saigon croppers + mad hatters hat topped off with our brand new canvas tote - poolside in jaipur.
The lovely Nan Doyle donned her Web Dionne on a recent visit to Cuba. She writes the following of her travels:
Cuba is suspended in a precarious, magical and tragic moment. Between idealism and drudgery, poetry and poverty. At every street corner, an image leaps out. A birdcage made of toothpicks tied to the back of a bicycle, with songbirds encaged. A tired woman selling coffee in chipped, miniature cups arranged on a broken card table in front of her apartment. A math teacher driving a battered Russian car vintage 1971, past sugar cane fields and telling how he once traveled the world with his top students for the math olympics. And on and on…
These photos were taken one afternoon at the Copacabana Hotel, a run-down spot on the sea in the Miramar neighborhood, with a swimming pool carved in concrete, in the salty water. It’s all falling apart (hence the peeling paint vibe). We snuck in for a beer and swim just before sunset (hence the golden light).
Our jaws are dropping over these amazing images of model and female entrepreneur Lauren Fritsch - posing in our very own Malia Mills Dreamboat. A nostalgic take on the retro charm of Coney Island, NYC - how we love thee. Images & art direction by Jocelyn Mandryk & Troy Schaddelee. August 2012.
Images & art direction by Jocelyn Mandryk & Troy Schaddelee. August 2012.
natalia vodianova stuns in W mag’s bourgie post-apocolpytic feature “sleep no more” - a charmed life indeed - in our own magenta velvet calendar girls. swoon… photograph by mert alas and marcus piggott, styled by edward enninful
