Cult Gaia Anoki Bikini Bottoms Rio Beach Print
Cult Gaia
$168.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Cult Gaia Anoki Bikini Bottoms in Rio Beach Print channel that sunkissed, jet-set energy—picture breezy afternoons off the Amalfi Coast or golden hour poolside in Tulum. The ultrasoft stretch fabric hugs just enough, with a vibrant, painterly print splashed across a string silhouette that owes as much to ’70s glamour as it does to the brand’s contemporary, artful aesthetic. Lined for comfort and structure, the Anoki is the kind of bikini bottom that catches the light and holds attention, giving a nod to hedonistic summers spent chasing the sun.
Lightweight yet supportive, the Anoki sits low on the hips with adjustable side ties, so you can play with the fit as the mood shifts from lounging to spontaneous beach volleyball. The cheeky cut adds that confident Cult Gaia attitude, showing off the legs and staying in place through tides and towel breaks. Its smooth lining prevents transparency when wet and feels soft against the skin, making it easy to layer under a sheer sarong or toss in your bag without worry. Whether paired with its matching top or contrasted with a crisp white button-down left open, the bikini bottom moves easily from beachside to beach bar with enviable ease.
Cult Gaia’s swimwear takes its cues from the label’s iconic approach to silhouette and print, merging sculptural minimalism with playful, vacation-forward energy. The Rio Beach Print is a callback to collectible ’70s resortwear while feeling distinctly fresh—think of it as your MVP piece for a season where swim converts seamlessly into street style.
Materials / Fabrication
- Beach print
- Cheeky coverage
- String bikini
- Shell: 80% polyamide, 20% elastane
- Lined
- Lining: 80% nylon, 20% spandex
- Imported, China
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold to preserve elasticity and color.
- Use mild detergent formulated for delicates.
- Do not bleach or tumble dry.
- Lay flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- Do not iron or dry clean.
