She became famous at Made In Chelsea and has since become a swimming suits for ladies designer.
Kimberly Ghana proved that she was her best advertisement because she barely had two sets of her incredible bikini body when she was sunning on Miami Beach in Florida on Thursday.
The 28-year-old reality star wears a 120-pound black monochrome bikini that features a playful keyhole to show off her very lively assets.
To ensure that all eyes are on her, the socialite shows her long legs, a high-waisted rope bottom and an 18-carat gold-plated pendant.
Kim Bo used a pair of black cat-eye sunglasses to cover her eyes, and she also took the beach baby's atmosphere to make her blonde loose.
This swimwear designer wore a pair of golden hoops and sipped cocktails while posing in the sea while looking cool.
Kimberley's number is a perfect choice, highlighting her slim frame, she splashes in the water while immersed in the Florida sun.
After she chose to keep her last love secret, she shared her hopes of showing a future relationship in the eyes of the public, and she appeared on the beach.
In an interview with MailOnline, Kimberly carefully considered the decision to keep her relationship away from the spotlight and revealed that she actually thought that the future husband and children would be "very cool" in the public eye.
She said: 'I think this is really good, a bit of privacy is really good, but when I take it to the next step, when I decide to be with someone forever, I will be very happy to put them In the public eye.
Speaking of her split with the mysterious man, Kimberly said: "We broke up for a year, returned to a few months, and then broke up again.
Kimberly made a name for himself in the third Made In Chelsea series in 2012, where she had a romantic connection with Richard Dinan and Spencer Matthews.
TV celebrities recently told MailOnline that after landing her first Hollywood role last year, she would not rule out another appearance on the big screen.
She explained that I broke up last year and got involved in the movie, so I took it away to Los Angeles, this is the first time I actually did any performance.
"I want to really focus on my company and business, this is my enthusiasm, but if things happen by the way, then obviously I am happy to do it.
"I made it in Chelsea eight years ago, but since then I have completed the company I love.
"I bought a property and did it myself. I bought it, developed it, bought it back to the market twice as much as I bought it. I am really interested in business and becoming a young female entrepreneur. .
Emily Ratajkowski wears a pair of vintage high waisted bikini wearing Under Down!
The 27-year-old model showed her incredible figure when she visited Sydney, Australia, and won the GQ Australia Men of the Year Award.
While enjoying the sun, the Inamorata swimmer took some pictures of her own swimsuit.
She puts a frank posture on a set of stairs, letting fans wear a white thong bikini and a white vest to take a look at her spoils.
She also wore the same white suit to rest by the pool, showing each curve and her very clear abdominal muscles – although she might have some evil tan lines, worried about that slimy thing!
On Friday, November 9, the "Fuzzy Lines" blockbuster stayed in Las Vegas during her 2018 Revolve Awards before going to Australia. At that event, she won the Revolve Women of the Year award and was awarded a matching maroon suit with classic black lace-up sandals.
Earlier this week, Emily also stayed at Access Live for a while.
María Luisa Mendiola – Although she loves fashion, from finance to fashion, she graduated from the prestigious design school Central Saint Martins, but fashion does not seem to like her or other people who are disfigured in some way.
Mendiola has brachymetatarsia (or stunted tibia), in her case she has shortened the fourth toe on her foot. A few years ago, when a friend asked Mendiola what was wrong with her toes, she decided to solve the problem of fashion inclusiveness.
According to a survey conducted by British charity Change Faces on young people between the ages of 7 and 17, one in ten young people with physical differences expressed frustration with their appearance, one in five young People have obvious differences and avoid being in the photo. In addition, one in six young people completely avoid public appearances.
Mendiola found that thoughtful swimwear design and fascinating storytelling can help women feel more comfortable with visual differences and create something similar to sisterhood. Then, the earliest iteration of MIGA Swimwear was born.
Through the brand's Kickstarter fundraising campaign, Mendiola is preparing to launch the brand's first purchaseable series, working with three burning survivors to meet their needs. For example, one of their volunteers had burn scars on their right and right legs, so they created a one-shoulder suit and covered her with a cover.
According to Mendiola, each swimsuit is equipped with a matching bag that details the story behind the disfigurement "as a way to help our volunteers overcome stigma by sharing their stories and as a kind of Ways to raise awareness of disfigured life in our non-disfigured customers. "These fabrics are all made from recycled nylon and treated with SPF 50. The size of the swimsuit is XS to 3XL.
Mendiola cited organizations such as the Phoenix Burn Survivors Association and the National Eczema Association to build communities for specific types of disfigured people, but pointed out that no organization has brought together all types of disfigurement.
But for Mendiola, one thing in common is the common experience of coexistence with disfigurement and the general shame that individuals face. Sometimes this shame is internalized.
In the future, Mendiola believes that MIGA Swimwear is moving to other categories, such as women's vacation apparel, ready-to-wear and final men's fashion. "I also saw that the company has its own charity, focusing on creating seminars on how to deal with disfigured courses and how to deal with changes in appearance or job discrimination," she said.
But Mendiola will soon notice that MIGA Swimwear is not going to wear a swimsuit, but to feel its empowerment. "One of our London volunteers has not returned to the pool since she burned. After we worked together, we went back to the pool and claimed that she was proud and confident when she was wearing a swimsuit. Another of our volunteers got through our cooperation. Authorization has become an advocate for disfigured communities. Ultimately, our goal is to create a brand for disfigured and dissatisfied women.
When Lauren Arapage and Joshua Shaub began to brainstorm their new swimwear brand Anemone, they all fell on the exact same image. Comparing their personal mood boards, they found that they were pinning Kate Moss' photos with Calvin Klein in a minimalist soft yellow dress around 1995. Shaub said: "Since then, we have been seeing more photos of Kate Moss since the 1990s." "Simple dresses at the time really seem to reflect what we want to do with our swimming lines and almost seamless style. So.. Just last week, they launched their line of fashion hand-embroidered bikinis and one-piece suits limited to Moda Operandi, where Shaub used to be a buyer (Arapage worked at Stella McCartney's press office). Just somewhere for a holiday, the price of a swimsuit is between $200 and $300, and will be available on the Anemone website, which will be launched next month.
"From the earliest brainstorming, we know that what we want will feel eternal, but also modern," Shaub explained. "What we want can provide more skin, but it sticks out in a tasteful way," he added. "We looked at the swimming bodies in Brazil and Italy, and how big they are with the silhouette that Americans love. The difference. In the end, this led to our thicker bottom and the small cup at the top of our ceiling. "The whole collection is mix and matched and comes with a pair of jeans or shorts. These works are all made in Los Angeles, and Shaub and Arapage are now full-time production, although the fabrics come from Italy. "These materials are environmentally friendly and offer UV 50+ protection," Shaub noted.
The struggling lingerie brand Victoria's Secret will be brought back to its swimwear collection and will be discontinued in 2016. Stuart Burgdoerfer, CEO of the brand's parent company L Brands, said in a earnings conference call that the swimsuit will be relaunched in the spring of 2019.
Razek's remarks provoked criticism from the public and the media that the brand failed to keep up with the times. Market analysts attribute Victoria's Secret's poor sales performance to consumers who are interested in more comfortable choices and tend to support the brand's more inclusive news. For example, Rihanna's underwear brand Savage x Fenty is praised for using models of different races and sizes.
Victoria's Secret announced that it will stop its swimwear collection and its famous swimwear catalogue in 2016. In order to focus on a more profitable product line, the brand decided to completely change the route and bring back bikinis and singles in the spring of 2019. Pieces.
The news was announced this morning with Victoria's secret earnings report by Stuart Burgdoerfer, chief financial officer of PEOPLE, the secret company of Victoria (Victoria's secret parent company). Burgdoerfer also announced that Victoria's secret will also release glasses and footwear next year.
The move is when Victoria's secret is trying to find a foothold in a changing retail environment.
Sales fell. According to CNBC, shares of L Brands, which owns Bath & Body Works, Henri Bendel and PINK, plummeted about 38% this year.
At the same time, the leadership is swinging. On Tuesday, L Brands also announced John Mehas as the new CEO of Victoria's Secret. According to WWD, he will replace former CEO Jan Singer in early 2019. Two years after the launch of the brand, Singh resigned last week.
Moreover, due to the lack of inclusiveness, the brand's response has become stronger and stronger, which is evident in its annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, which was recorded at N.Y.C. This month.