Bikini designers

Salinas

Since it was established in 1997, Salinas has become one of the most important global swimwear brands. Its products present the typical features of Brazil: colour, design, originality and quality. From the beginning, this Brazilian label aimed at beauty, style and success, until Tyra Banks posed for Sports Illustrated, promoting its fantastic swimsuits. At that point, Salinas kept growing bigger and paved its way to become successful, even among celebrities. In fact, it accounts an amazing fan base, including Madonna, Valeria Mazza, Gisele Bundchen, Adriana Lima and many others. What women most appreciate of Salinas, is the choice of fresh colours, original patterns, beautiful motifs and, obviously, the great attention… [READ MORE]

Poko Pano

Poko Pano is a Brazilian beachwear label founded in 1988 by Paola Robba, a fashion designer who created her first pieces and decided, then, to assemble all of them under one only brand.

It paved its way to become an international brand until, in 1994, Paola Robba arrived in Portugal, making the label so popular that, a few years later, she got the chance to show the world her wonderful swimsuits in occasion of the Sao Paulo Fashion Week.

In anticipation of her future success, Paola Robba made some clever “compromises”, in order to sell her products all over the world.

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Cia.Maritima

Established in 1990, Cia.Maritima is now the biggest company of the beachwear sector and the number 1 bikini export in Brazil.

Having the great luck of manifacturing bikinis in a place kissed but the sun all year round, Cia.Maritima designers take inspiration from the wonderful Brazilian coastline, launching new trends as regards swimsuits and accessories.

In fact, when it comes to beachwear, women become very demanding and this label has certainly taken up the challenge, along with many other brands, making Brazil the biggest laboratory for creation of swimsuits.

Since Benny Rosset, the grandson of the Rosset Group founder, decided to marry the main… [READ MORE]

Calzedonia

By creating solid-coloured pieces, Calzedonia gives women the chance to build their own personal and original look.
Every year it presents innovative collections which do not simply reflect the existing international trends, but create new ones.

Calzedonia never fails a shot: its products turn out to be must-haves for every woman who wishes to be up-to-date. Push up and balconet tops can be matched with Brazilian-cut, string or high-waisted bottoms, according to your taste and your creativity. To embody the essence of freedom, fun and relaxation by the sea of its 2009 beachwear collection, Calzedonia has chosen an exceptional testimonial to present

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Pitanga

With its sparkling beachwear collections, Pitanga makes women look gorgeous. The colour selection made by its designers is inspired by nature and emphasized by beautiful and original prints.

Brown and gold are the center of the new Pitanga collection, along with the traditional brazilian pastel colours that encounter neutral background colours, so that, by the sight of these matches, they look sober and luminous at the same time.
Swimsuits are made with high quality lycra and last but not least, keeps fabric from going transparent when wet.
After 12 years since its launch, Pitanga has created several collections: from the

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AGUA DOCE swimwear

Agua Doce swimwears. As the second swimwear brand of the Rosset Group, the first Lycra producer of South America, Agua Doce creates high quality products that will surely last a long time, as it is costantly searching for new solutions in order to make the most comfortable and durable swimsuits. Agua Doce has been on the market for more than 10 years and has gained success by taking inspiration from what best characterizes Brazil: sandy beaches, breathtaking landscapes and wonderful sea

This Brazilian label has recently shown strong interest in reinterpreting classical elements, creating minimalistic, yet elegant patterns, rich in stripes, tropical flowers and geometrical figures.

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