New Victoria's Secret bikini is recycled, which is the only reason I'm staring
Nothing says sustainability like attractive bikini models enjoying themselves on the beach! OK, so maybe that has nothing to do with the state of the planet, but it's fun to look at. And best of all, in this case the women are clad completely in recycled materials. Hooray!Introducing the Aaron Change reversible bikini from Victoria's Secret. You're looking at a palm print, and on the other side it's solid white -- just in case you're into wearing green while you go green. For a mere $50, this is a great way to show off your beach bod while keeping the environment in mind.
Granted, that's not very much material, so the fact that it's recycled probably isn't making a huge dent in anyone's carbon footprint. But nevertheless, I highly encourage Victoria's Secret to make more sustainable swimwear and lingerie -- 'cause if they do, I'm pretty sure I could convince my fiance that it'd be OK for me to sit around flipping through the catalog (you know, for work).
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