KHY and Frankies Bikinis return with Fever Dream swim and knitwear capsule
KHY and Frankies Bikinis are leaning harder into vintage swim, adding mini dresses and knits to Fever Dream before early access opens July 14.
KHY and Frankies Bikinis are back with Fever Dream, a second swim collaboration that pushes the partnership past simple bikinis and into a fuller beach-to-night formula. Early access opens at 8 a.m. on July 14, and the collection is built around vintage-leaning, skin-baring silhouettes with a distinctly Los Angeles ease, the kind that feels made for sun-faded Malibu afternoons and after-dark plans in the hills.
The sharpest move is the range itself. Alongside one-pieces, triangle bikini tops, bikini bottoms, and low-waisted swim shorts, the collaboration extends into limited-edition mini dresses and knit separates. That broadened lineup gives the drop more than one mode of wear, which is the point: this is not just about a bikini moment, it is about creating a wardrobe that can be photographed, reposted, and worn again in a different setting without losing the fantasy.
Kylie Jenner and Francesca Aiello co-designed the capsule, and the product mix is engineered for immediate visual recognition. KHY’s collaboration page names pieces including the Kylie Foil One Piece, Nick Metallic Triangle Bikini Top, Dove Classic Metallic Bikini Bottom, and La Plage Foil One Piece, with prices such as $185 for the one-piece and $95 for the bikini top. The palette and prints sharpen the nostalgia play further, running through camo, chrome, leopard, cobra, pink, and black. It is the kind of styling language that reads fast on social and even faster in a mirror selfie, which is exactly why this formula keeps coming back.
The reunion follows Cloud Cups by Frankies Bikinis x Khy, which launched in July 2025 and set the stage for a repeat team-up. Francesca Aiello called the second collaboration “such a dream,” and that enthusiasm tracks with how tightly the two brands fit each other: KHY, founded in 2023 with Jenner as creative director, brings celebrity gravity and a clean commercial engine, while Frankies Bikinis brings the flirty, body-conscious swimwear vocabulary that already knows how to travel on Instagram. Fever Dream is less a rebrand than a refinement, and this time the play is bigger, shinier, and easier to sell through.
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