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It's been a busy few months for Candice Swanepoel, to say the least. On Tuesday, she, just a few weeks after launching her new eco-friendly swimwear line, Tropic of C. "It’s my third baby!" Swanepoel laughed as she looked back on the two-year process of creating the line.
As Swanepoel has starred in numerous swim shoots throughout her career, it would seem that launching a swimsuit line would be an easy child—if we're keeping up the metaphor—to care for. "I’ve always been drawn to fashion, but [through] modeling you really get the inside scoop," she said. "I also get to see what works and what doesn’t firsthand, from colors and skin tones to stitch and stretch.
For her debut collection, Swanepoel decided to focus on silhouettes she loved from the ’80s and ’90s, the heydey of the supermodel. The line's signature is a high-cut leg, which is a personal favorite of Swanepoel's. "I think the hips are one of the sexiest parts of a woman’s body, so I like to accentuate that," she explained.
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