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Kendall Jenner Owns Over 7 Bikinis From This Vintage-Inspired Small Brand

Here’s where to buy your own.

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Kendall Jenner wears the Knock Three Times bikini from Heavy Manners on Instagram.

Summer usually means an endless slew of swimwear photos (posted to the ‘gram) and beach-themed fashion capsule collections. Celebs like Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner always serve as the ultimate swimwear inspiration with their bikini pics. Jenner in particular has blessed her fans with more than a few poolside looks — to get more specific, Jenner’s favorite bikinis from Heavy Manners have basically taken over her Instagram. At this point, it’s clear that the model and street style star is a big fan of the vintage-inspired New York City brand.

The model was first spotted wearing swimsuits from the small business back in September 2020, and since then, she has slipped into Heavy Manners’ cute styles at least seven times. Heavy Manners offers a wide range of nostalgic, playful swim designs, including a few stylish and comfortable French bikini styles. The swimwear is made by the label’s go-to local garment maker in her downtown Manhattan apartment in order to reduce fabric waste. Most of the pieces fall on the more sultry and cheeky side, touching on the past few years’ swimsuit trends of micro-strings and high-cut thong bottoms. Though Jenner has favored colorful prints, the brand also makes plenty of neutral, minimalist styles.

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Given that Heavy Manners is a small, sustainable swimwear brand, as word gets out about Jenner’s favorite bikini spot, pieces are bound to sell out quickly. The brand’s swimwear selections are rich in bright colors and flirty cuts. Shop the few available styles Jenner has worn, below, alongside some other supermodel-approved beach attire.

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