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Mindy Kaling on Her First-Ever Swim Collection and Feeling Confident at the Beach

Mindy Kaling has partnered with body-inclusive, ethically candid brand Andie Swim on a fresh line of swimsuits for the summer ahead. Mindy x Andie includes 33 different pieces that were designed in collaboration, with a mix of Kaling's favorite silhouettes, fabrics, and colors - all of which she's very familiar with since she's been a longtime label devotee.

"For swimwear, I always need both comfort and style - neither is negotiable."

Kaling was sure to work in structured maillots (since they make her feel most confident) while also experimenting with balconette bras and textural, high-leg bottoms. "For swimwear, I always need both comfort and style - neither is negotiable," she told POPSUGAR exclusively via interview ahead of the launch on May 10. The entire range retails from $52-$128 on AndieSwim.com, though the 43-year-old mom of two is likely to post many of her favorite looks on Instagram, as she's known to do with her most colorful outfits.

Kaling, who was recently honored with the National Medal of Arts at the White House on March 21, is consistently celebrated for her work in television and as an author. The "Never Have I Ever" producer was also the recipient of the prestigious Norman Lear Award at the Producer Guild of America Awards in February. So swimwear designer is just one of the many accolades she now boasts on her résumé.

From a fashion perspective, Kaling most recently worked with Jonathan Simkhai on her 2023 Met Gala red carpet look, which featured a structural peplum corset that dropped elegantly into a floor-sweeping train and was layered over a sequin-beaded column skirt. She finished the ensemble with jewelry by Fred Leighton and Kwiat, a Jennifer Behr crystal ponytail holder, and Giuseppe Zanotti shoes at the "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty"-themed ball. While we're used to seeing her share snippets from glamorous events such as these, the Mindy x Andie news should lead her to introduce a lot more casual, season-friendly beachwear to her feed, beginning and ending with her favorites from the collection.

Ahead, read POPSUGAR's full interview with Kaling to find out which specific swim silhouettes you're bound to see her rocking.



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