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We’ve been giving you some quick previews of upcoming collection over the past few weeks, and this new Rosa Cha swimwear collection is yet another quick blurb very worthy of a TLP-mention. The Brazilian label just launched these new pieces on the Portuguese version of their website, and we’ve got the photos!
The model is long-time Brazilian model Ana Claudia Michels.
Even though most of our readers are preparing for colder temperatures – the Australians are actually on the verge of summer, that time of the year when new swimwear labels come out with their first ever collection.
Today, we’re here to show you the brand new “Lisa Kelly Swimwear” label, named after the Australian designer herself – who we asked about her inspirations and motivations for creating this new swimwear label in an already very competitive Aussie market: “I grew up on the Central Coast, on the beaches before relocating to the Eastern Suburbs – I’m chasing an eternal summer! Growing up by the water, it’s inevitable that I have a passion for beautiful swimwear that has the perfect fit – so I decided to create my own. This brand is my ‘dream come true’ and is an extension of me. I understand girls want value for their money and ‘that something a little different’… that’s what my brand is about.”
Lisa Kelly Swimwear’s first season is a jewel infused colour palette, reminiscent of an ancient Tsar’s jewellery box meets a modern day party in Ibiza. Beautiful silks and fringing, “straight from a Russian fairytale meet the frenetic, wild and vibrant colours of Topaz, Fanta and Lava, straight from the Mediterranean.”
The suits just hit boutiques across Australia – and I’m pretty sure an e-mail to info@lisakelly.com.au might even makes these pieces available worldwide straight from the designer!
Photos by Lisa Kelly Designs – More info at www.lisakelly.com.au
Meriell Club is a polish swimwear label completely new to The Lingerie Post.
The brand has been doing swimwear for over 25 years in Poland, and according to their home page, aim at a much more high-end audience than most other Polish labels. With high quality fabrics, eye-catching designs and great product photography, the label really gets the Malibu-feel going, if you ask me!
At under $50 for almost all of these sets though, pricing is extremely aggressive. Have you tried Meriell Club? Please do let us know if the quality is as good as advertised through the comments section!
The summer season is almost over – so I realize it’s a little silly for me to be showing you a swimwear line for this season – but I like this ’09 collection by Dani Kates so much that I decided it was worth a quick mention on TLP anyway…
KanDi Swim by Dani Kates 2009 Collection encourages the mixing and matching of separates, embellished with all kinds of great detailing like hand-embroidered leaves, hand-beading of “sprinkles”and appliqués of ruffles. KanDi Swim bases its design philosophy around specifically creating these interchangeable pieces, consisting of the finest European fabrics that, in their words “look as good as they feel”.
The 2009 collection is inspired by desserts, and with sets named “Cupcake”, “Black & White Cookie”, “Linzer Tart” or “Lemon Meringue”, it’s sure to satisfy any women’s sweet tooth.
You can shop this collection right now at KandiSwim.com!
Just a couple weeks ago, Bella Bella Boutique owner Aline Machado updated her site with a new swimwear label from the makers of ëa Lingerie. ëa Soleil is a very high-end swimwear line, and even though the Columbian designer combines a lot of flashy elements (rhinestones, brand name, …), I love the look and honestly feel these pieces look extremely classy.
Aline Machado agrees: “The EA Soleil Oasis Collection 2009 brings stunning designs, fabrics, colors, and Swarovski crystals for a look of glamour and sophistication. Always wowing with impeccable fit and high quality materials, the EA Soleil Oasis Collection will make you look and feel beautiful…”
The official ëa site actually has quite a few more pieces that BBB is not carrying, and some of these are pretty great too. Shopping for these in the US might be anything but easy, but for the sake of showing my favorites from the collection, here goes:
The pricing matches the look and quality at $125-$200, at Bella Bella Boutique.