CDLP heads to Mallorca with cool greys, and regenerated Econyl at the heart of its latest women’s swimwear collection.
CDLP travels to Mallorca’s clear coast to frame its latest women’s swimwear drop through the lens of Dutch photographer Liselore Chevalier, whose images balance ease with quiet confidence.
First introduced last February, the line matures this season with a square‑neck thong swimsuit that keeps the neckline clean and the back unapologetically brief. Bikini sets arrive in cool Cement and Slate Grey, extending the label’s palette without straying from its understated code.
Menswear cues surface in streamlined swim briefs—finished with a functional drawcord and a boyish cut—and in lean bike shorts built for more than sun‑lounging. Every piece is cut from Econyl, a regenerated nylon made from landfill and ocean waste, underscoring CDLP’s ongoing commitment to responsible production.
Chevalier’s sun‑lit frames pin the collection’s pared‑back shapes against Mallorca’s rugged shoreline, a setting that lets fabric, form, and stance speak for themselves. The result is a concise study of modern swimwear—quietly assertive, shot straight from the source.
