When asked, “who wears her suits?” she answered that her target market is “women in the eighteen to thirty-five age bracket, women who are glamorous, and women who want to be noticed on the beach”. The interesting part about that direction is she did not take the easy way out by making a smaller bathing suit. New bathing suit companies seem to be taking the shock factor to the max with the micro, “nothing there” suits.

Contrarily, Reyhan actually designs a sophisticated line of swimwear made with high style, coquettish bows, removable straps, crystals, gems, rhinestones, and European fabrics imported to Montréal, Canada. The 2008 collection that was showcased as part of the interview included four main groups called Antonella, Etzu, Borelle and Pandorra, which is considered the most risqué of the line. But I have to admit, as beautiful as the Pandorra designs are, I found them to be extremely regal and not at all risqué in the sense of lewd. This is just another way that Reyhan shows women how wearing the right bathing suit can make them look outstanding without appearing trashy.

Reyhan’s masterpieces are undeniably elegant, sexy and extraordinary.

Academy of Art University has one of the top fashion schools in the nation with the most famous show in the industry.

Pania Rose looking gorgeous as always…

Beautiful catwalk pictures as a small intermezzo today: the beautiful Belarusian fashion model Maryna Linchuk in a swimwear runway for Michael Kors swimwear.

Photos from the New York runway – September 16th.

More Orza at their own official site orza.fr and at La Mode City in Paris in just two weeks!

More photos from this collection (straight off the Mercedes Bens Fashion week catwalk) on PokoPanoSwim.com.

Poko Pano by Paola Robba

Found a great video of the spinoff collection “Poko Pano by Paola Robba” on the American Poko Pano site too:

Click here to view the embedded video.

Like I said: photos thanks to The Lingerie Post.

Andres Sarda is a Spanish lingerie and swimwear designer that has been extremely succesful in Europe for many years. This brand new beachwear looks great as always, and some of the new Andres Sarda University swimwear I just found at The Lingerie Post is breathtaking too!

Glamorous!

Big thank you to our friends over at The Lingerie Post for the heads-up on the brand new Melissa Odabash Swimwear collection. Very colorful and playful as always, the successful designer from the UK keeps surprising us every single season with new touches. I LOVE the Tamara wrap, and I’m sure I’m getting one next time I’m in London.

And we start off with these great photos of the Jane Pain Swimwear SS09 collection.

More photos on lingerie blog The Lingerie Post!