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The Maygel Coronel Pica Bikini Set in baby blue feels like sunlit sea air in fabric form - sleek, buoyant, and quietly luxe. Made from a lightweight swimwear fabric of 78% polyamide and 22% elastane, it moves with you and holds its shape under sun and spray. The cups are unpadded for a clean, natural silhouette, while the halterneck top ties at the neck and back for an adjustable lift that stays flattering under heat and breeze. The matching bottom is pull-on, keeping the line streamlined from shore to pool.
On the body, the Pica set reads easy and flattering. The halter and back tie closures offer customizable height and support, while the pull-on bottoms glide on and stay in place through movement. The lightweight fabric dries quickly and travels light, with care noted as hand wash. Made in Colombia, this set carries a sense of artisanal care that translates to warm-weather days when you want a look that feels effortless yet luxe.
Bold yet refined, the Pica bikini commands sunlit attention with a clean baby blue palette and a sculptural halter silhouette. The back tie adds negotiable drama, while the unpadded cups keep the shape effortless. Overall, the set reads editorial vacation mood, balancing minimalism with a hint of couture flair.
Construction reads as polished resort wear rather than mass market swim. Edges appear clean, seams lie flat, and the fabric holds drape without stiffness. The pull-on bottoms suggest sturdy elastic, while halter and back tie closures look secure yet pliable. The combination signals a thoughtful fit for a modern poolside editorial.
Given the label and design latitude, the value feels justified. The color and craft elevate the set beyond basic swimwear, yet the price aligns with premium resort pieces rather than entry level. For those seeking a statement bikini that photographs well, the cost mirrors its aspirational appeal.
Maygel Coronel High Summer 2026 starts with the body and follows wherever it goes. El Eco del Cuerpo translates to The Echo of the Body, and the name fits a collection built around gesture, rhythm and the traces left behind after movement. Folds and draping follow the figure closely, giving Maygel Coronel another reason to make the body itself the starting point for the clothes.
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Maygel Coronel’s Al Beso 2025 collection takes what she’s already known for—sensuality and craft—and pushes it into new territory. The Colombian designer sharpens her focus on drape and proportion this season, showing us just how far her language extends beyond the swimwear and resort silhouettes that first put her on the map. These are clothes that work as easily for a night out as they do for an oceanside dinner, designed with fluid fabrics that contour, release, and move in deliberate ways. The result is a lineup that feels cinematic, balancing Coronel’s signature intimacy with a larger architectural vision that has true staying power.
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With Estribos 2025, Maygel Coronel shows how far her signature vision can stretch. She’s long been known for Colombian craftsmanship and swimwear that feels sensual without effort, but this season she leans into eveningwear with the same ease that put her on the map. The collection feels like an expansion rather than a departure—each piece still carries the relaxed confidence of the beach, only now styled for a night out.
Read MoreMaygel Coronel founded her namesake swimwear and resort wear fashion brand with a focus on delivering beautiful details and functional practicality that preserves femininity. Maygel Coronel draws inspiration from Caribbean surroundings and her love for the sea. Shop the latest collection from Maygel Coronel, ranging in bikinis, one piece swimsuits, beach dresses, and skirts.
