Guyulgang — a wearable celebration of sisterhood, strength and growth, created in collaboration with Wiradjuri artist Amanda Hinkelmann.
The artwork depicts clusters of women gathering in meeting places along a vast ocean line — a story of the interconnectedness of women, and their innate ability to empower and support each other. United, we can be the rising tide lifting all boats.
Artwork by Amanda Hinkelmann, Wiradjuri artist.
What you get:
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Two separate body pieces that layer and stack over each other, so you shape the neckline yourself — tank, wrap, halter, strapless or plunge
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Two waist ties (one print, one solid) to cinch, wrap and restyle
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A fully reversible top — custom Indigenous artwork on one side, clay orange on the other. Two looks in one piece.
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4+ ways to wear from a single top
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Breastfeeding-friendly by design — the layered pieces separate easily, no undressing required
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Smoothing recycled fabric with a supportive wrap fit that hugs and holds with intention
A Baiia original, and the first bikini top of its kind. We broke the traditional one-piece top in half so you could build the shape you want, adjust the coverage you need, and never be locked into one silhouette again.
Pair with the Guyulgang Bikini Bottoms to create a 6-in-1 set made for celebrating community and feminine resilience.
