Swimwear is often thought to be too skimpy.  But the truth is; those slimmer cuts are often the most flattering.  I find “cut out” styles are a fantastic way to show off without having to breathe in all day long.  Showing a large section of flesh can make the most confident woman feel self-conscious.  But just a hint of skin is perfect.  It will break up the block of colour which can give you a wider appearance and it’s very sexy even when you are still covering any problem area’s you don’t want out in the open.

This would be beautiful in silk jersey, best worn with skin tight black jeans.

Assymetric 80's top

This collection was designed with the Giles Deacon label in mind.  After researching his playful use of colour and quirky version of sexy I sought out some inspiration in the form of two vintage garments.

Illustations of graduate collection.

Final line up of eleven outfits.

Swimwear

Hand drawn pencil and pantone illustration.

The design work and this final illustration was a personal project simply to test my own diversity as a designer.  The design signature of this work is my own, but i was also inspired by famous swimwear designer Melissa Odabash.