Showing posts with label becca bathing suits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label becca bathing suits. Show all posts

Becca Monokini

Becca Monokini


How hot can you get? Scorching hot... wearing Becca swimwear from our favorite bathing suit designer of 2010 Rebecca Virtue.


Rebecca created this limited monokini edition for Caress and Vogue to showcase your curves and expose your skin to some quite original tan lines after sunbathing in this bathing suit :-)


Please check out Becca bathing suit designs when you are the type of relaxed person who wants a heavy dose of fashion, combined with pleasure, joy and fun.

Becca Bungalow Swimwear

Becca Bungalow Swimwear


My favorite swimwear of the year that was: the classy Becca bungalow swimwear style. Why? Because like we said in our previous Becca Swimwear post: designer Rebecca puts in unquestionable attention to the smallest detail! How more beautiful and unique when your bathing suit gets accented with golden hardware at bust and bottom?


Becca Bungalow Swimwear
Becca Bungalow Swimwear detail


This gorgeous detailed Becca bungalow style is also elaborated:



  • in the Becca halter top
    Becca Halter Top
    Becca halter top Bungalow swimwear where ruched fabric crisscrosses at the bodice of a halter-style tankini, finished with that brilliant gold tone hardware at the front

  • as well as in the Becca bandeau
    Becca Bandeau
    Becca bandeau bathing suit: top constructed with stretch foam cups having adjustable shoulder straps and a clasp back closure. I especially love the slightly skirted bottom.


If you haven't made your mind up yet what bathing suit to wear this year, do play around in the Becca Color Code Swimwear style:


Becca Color Code Swimwear
Becca Color Code Swimwear 2010


The Becca Color Code Lets you play around with color and bathing suits, sheer tunics, lightweight cardigans, buttery-soft rompers and coverups. Not as classic as last years Becca Bungalow swimwear style, but you can be creative and completely personalize your look with Becca's Color Code Swimwear.

Becca Swimwear

Becca Swimwear


2010 is Becca Swimwear year! In 2010, Becca will be looking forward with a constructive attitude and optimism with even eco friendly bathing suits.


Why would you wear Becca Swimwear?


To feel and look great on the beach, near the pool or walking to your bungalow! Soak every sun, pool and beach experience in by wearing any Becca swimsuit. Relax. Take pleasure in expressing yourself with a heavy dose of swimwear fashion and seek away pleasure and excitement. Be confident, creative and also unique...


Who is behind Becca's Swimwear?


Rebecca Virtue, a native Californian, is the designer of the Becca Swimwear brand. She combines contemporary styling and designs with classic essential styles beautifully adapted towards the female form with combining exclusive fabrics and print with the perfect fit and an eye to the smallest detail.


What's new at Becca's Swimwear for 2010?


Becca's 2010 swimwear is called "let the sun in". This is Rebecca's eighth collection, drenched with a fresh vibrant color palette fashioned to match your individual character and mood: romantic soft shades for one day, dramatic chic hues for your next swimsuit day: the 2010 Becca swimwear collection will be able to express your every single emotion.


This swimsuit collection is ideal for the creative mind: pair your own combinations in Color Code: the newest addition to the Becca swimwear collection that lets you mix and match colors and silhouettes with ease. This swimsuit assortment offers you lightweight cardigans, stylish sheer tunics, buttery-soft rompers and dresses.


It looks like some of her swimsuit collections are based on the colorful yet mystical tropical rainforest after a flush of monsoon rain. The colors travel through jungle, butterflies, animals and raindrops:


Becca Coverup
Becca Coverup Tropical Tango


What we love the most about Becca Swimwear is that designer Rebecca also produces eco friendly Becca bathing suits in her soy and bamboo collections: soy swimwear and bamboo coverups and sportswear.