Underwater Color ~ Empreinte Swimwear

December 13, 2015

A few days ago, while in San Jose de Cabo, I happened upon the Ivan Guaderrama Art Gallery. Maybe it was his joyous use of color, which definitely drew me in, but I found myself lingering. This painting, whose photograph I took with my phone and thus the lighting renders it less bright, reminds me of the underwater spectacle one can see when snorkeling at Santa Maria beach. Immediately, I thought of the new Empreinte swimwear collection, a cacophony of hues that form a palette worthy of a Mexican seascape. I know it’s winter in the northern hemisphere, but these swimsuits are perfect for any vacation getaway.

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Ellen Lewis, Publisher of Lingerie Briefs: My merchant’s curiosity has taken me on a swimwear journey from the Miami Swim show to many shops whose robust businesses claim between 10 – 20% generated from swimwear. We began this swim column in order to highlight this potential. My research has led me to a very interesting conclusion: Swimwear is a fit business parallel to Intimates, but Swim stores and Bra Fitting stores approach the process in very different ways. Fit is priority, absolutely, in both venues, but the similarity really stops there.

KATRINA EUGENIA is a painter, photographer, writer, filmmaker, and New Yorker, from New Jersey, currently living in Union City, New Jersey. Katrina’s commercial painting collaborations specialize in live art for brands including Hugo Boss, Rag & Bone, Saks, Rebecca Minkoff, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdales, Macy’s, and more. She is also virtual creative director and head of social for Christine Lingerie where she shoots and often models for campaigns, runs their social media platforms. In addition, she is a photographer and writer providing branded content specializing in skincare, boudoir, commercial real estate and architectural photography.