Olivia Rodrigo is setting the standard with sustainable swimwear this spring. The “Deja Vu” singer soaked up the sun (and her song’s success) over the weekend while wearing a bright-blue bikini at the pool. Her Peony Swimwear two-piece is many things: chic, bold, trendy, but above all, environmentally conscious.

Olivia’s commitment to sustainable style isn’t anything new. Her stylist, Laura Sophie Cox, told POPSUGAR about the singer’s “huge passion” for eco-friendly fashion. “She thinks with environmental and social responsibility,” Laura explained. Even when Olivia’s off the red carpet, she’s still dedicated to the planet.

That’s where pieces like her spring swimsuit come in. Peony Swimwear’s bikini is made entirely with recycled and sustainable materials, both the main fabric and the lining. We love to see it! If you’re in the market for a new swimsuit ahead of warmer weather, we’ve rounded up Olivia’s exact suit plus a few other sustainable styles for your consideration.

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Here’s what’s been happening:

“Drivers License” is a record-breaking single and one of the biggest songs of this young year, making the breakout hit a tough act to follow for Olivia Rodrigo. She did just that a few days ago, though, with “Deja Vu,” a part-Radiohead-part-Lana-Del-Rey tune that strays from the ‘sad ballad girl‘ energy, as Rodrigo put it, of her previous single.

Is Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Deja Vu’ About Joshua Bassett, Sabrina Carpenter?

Olivia Rodrigo is at it again! Three months after making headlines for seemingly writing “Drivers License” about her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series costar J oshua Bassett , fans are convinced she’s continuing the narrative with her new single, “Deja Vu.”

“And you’re probably with that blonde girl / Who always made me doubt / She’s so much older than me / She’s everything I’m insecure about,” she sings in the track about the 21-year-old former Girl Meets World star.

“I totally understand people’s curiosity with the specifics of who the song’s about and what it’s about, but to me, that’s really the least important part of the song,” Rodrigo told Billboard in January as the Carpenter chatter made headlines. “It’s resonating with people because of how emotional it is, and I think everything else is not important.”

“So when you gonna tell her / That we did that too? She thinks it’s special / But it’s all re-used,” the lyrics read. “That was our place, I found it first / I made the jokes you tell to her / When she’s with you.”