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.
Our beautiful new color, Poppy is in full bloom at our MM stores! Seen here with the Anais top and limbo bottoms, you will be the brightest flower at the beach!
New in Malia Mills stores only! The fabulous Loeffler Randall Kaysa Clogs are now available in tan and black. We love wearing ours with the new Maxine Dress!
Slim cropped, 100% cotton eyelet in the best off-black, the silhouette is French-school kid meets Jean Seberg chic. Playful tie, and self belt at waist for a fresh yet tailored air. Skinny sleeve and cropped bodice. Pairs awesomely with our hot new Tess Trousers, Over your favorite MM swimwear, or the Tomboy Shorts for a fresh new spring look!
Hey everyone, I wanted to tell you about this is “girl power” event that I will be performing in Monday night. We had rehearsal for it last night. The band is killing and so are each of the gals singing. The Canal Room is a big room so we need bodies there to fill it up and enjoy all the hard work we’ve put into it.
In finding out a couple hours ago that the legendary Etta James passed away this morning, I feel it is even more fitting for everyone to come out and celebrate the genre of music which the incredible Etta was a forerunner of.
Here’s a little more info: Five rising songstresses share the stage on Monday, January 23rd at 8PM, paying homage to the raucous and stormy sounds of the blues. Heroines Sing the Blues is an evening of electrifying arrangements and virtuoso performances, brought to life by a 5-piece band. Join Sally Eidman, Sharon Kenny, Michelle Kinney, Nisha Asnani, and Brianna Sage as these Heroines shake up the Canal Room, riffing on and revisiting the celebrated artists who moved the blues from the streets and swamps onto the stage and into our souls.
a holiday in silver sands, jamaica, just perfect… sun, books, a calm and warm sea for bathing, a nap in the shade and more sun again. then, a few red stripes — cold and cheap — at leroy’s beach bar as the light changes, just before ms. jasmine’s rice and peas with the her coconut marinated catch-of-the-day. a glass of appletons on ice in the backyard, and a monumental tropical storm in the middle of the night. five more days and nights just like this gets you darn near heaven. my outfit was on repeat, too: the malia mills lots of love triangle top with my coveted mm calendar girl brief, a wooden bangle and no shoes.
