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Agua Bendita and Stoney Clover Lane launch resort capsule with swimwear, pouches

Agua Bendita and Stoney Clover Lane turned resort dressing into a full suitcase system, from a $24 patch to a $330 dress.

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Agua Bendita and Stoney Clover Lane launch resort capsule with swimwear, pouches
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The newest vacation wardrobe is less about a single swimsuit and more about the whole packing equation. Agua Bendita and Stoney Clover Lane have built a limited-edition capsule that stitches together swimwear, apparel and customizable pouches into one beach-to-city lineup, with the clearest signal being how many pieces are meant to travel together: 10 bag and pouch styles, three patches, two swimsuits, two dresses and a pareo.

The strongest pieces are the ones that make the collaboration feel specific rather than generic. Agua Bendita’s AB x Stoney Clover Alegria Bikini Bottom is a $125 tie-side style in a hand-drawn floral print, finished with handmade strawberry-shaped tie ends. The matching Lolita Bikini Top, priced at $215, is fully embroidered over the same floral base and adds adjustable straps, removable pads and handmade tie ends. Those details matter because they push the collection past basic resortwear and into the current market sweet spot: playful, packable and photographed from every angle.

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That same logic extends to the accessories. Stoney Clover Lane’s pouches and bags are built for beach days, carry-ons and everything in between, and the price ladder makes the collaboration easy to shop in layers. Patches are $24, bags run from $78 to $288, and apparel spans $125 to $330. In other words, a traveler can buy into the look with a monogram-ready add-on or commit to a full escape uniform with one of the dresses, swim separates and pouch sets.

The collaboration also shows how resort dressing has become more borderless than ever. Agua Bendita founders Catalina Alvarez and Mariana Hinestroza framed the partnership around shared values and female entrepreneurship, while Kendall Glazer, who cofounded Stoney Clover Lane with her sister Libby Glazer, described it as a full point of view that moves from beach days to everyday moments. That is exactly where the category is headed now: swim, accessories and casual apparel designed to work as one system instead of three separate buys.

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The collection arrives April 29 at 10 a.m. ET on Agua Bendita, Stoney Clover Lane and Shopbop. It is also a quietly global product story, with Agua Bendita’s swim and ready-to-wear pieces made in Colombia and Stoney Clover Lane’s pieces manufactured in Cambodia, Indonesia and China. For shoppers, the message is clear: the smartest resort wardrobe this season is the one that packs light but still looks styled.

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