Huit was only acquired by Canat (Trendy Capital) in July 2016 but by the end of May 2017, it found itself once again placed in receivership, at the request of its former owner. Just months after being sold to Canat, the brand of lingerie and swimwear was once again on the look out for a new buyer. On October 18th, 2017, the recovery of Huit by Textil Gramax Internacional, part of German-Swiss investment fund Gramax Capital AG, was decided by the Rennes Tribunal of Commerce.

We all know Emily Ratajkowski is an expert at selecting the cutest swimsuits and taking the sexiest bikinigrams. Now she's taking that passion and turning it into a full-blown project (next to her acting and modeling gigs). The model is in the process of creating her own swim line, Inamorata Swim, and teased the news on her Instagram in none other than a polka-dot one-piece. If you've been following her swimsuit snaps, you know Emily is the perfect woman for the job. 

Where does a woman with a bra size of 10E shop for swimwear? Where can she find bathers that fit? 

These questions taunt those with big busts. Most women are forced to settle for designs with little support and in less than desirable styles. Melbourne ladies Carly Warson and Stephanie Korn (who wear a 10E and 10DD respectively) think they’ve found the answer. They’re preparing to launch The Fold, a swimwear label made exclusively for women with a fuller bust. Sizes start at a D-cup and head north. 

It seems like Hailey Baldwin owns every style of swimsuit known to mankind. Or at least she knows an Instagram-worthy swimsuit when she sees one. Either way, it seems she hoards swimsuits by the drawer full, and we can't blame her when they look this good. 

Ashley Graham rolled out her new Swimsuits For All collection with a lineup of looks that are downright showstopping. The supermodel calls the brand new collection "Essential" — a capsule of the swimwear every woman should have in her closet — and after a peek at the lookbook, we wholeheartedly agree.

Following their first trade show this summer since the brand launch in 2016, Katherine Hamilton are excited to announce the launch of their next collection in time for Christmas. The collection includes their continuity Sophia in red, the SS18 Gabriella in coral and Abbie in vintage rose, a design that has proven hugely popular with both customers and retailers for its timeless vintage inspiration and dusky pink tones that lends itself to everyday wear.

Sarah Jessica Parker’s SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker brand will open a New York pop-up for the holiday season.

To be located at 640 Fifth Avenue with an entrance at 52nd Street, the 1,600-square-foot shop will sell an assortment of shoes — including styles reissued from the brand’s 2014 launch collection.

British luxury label Lascivious has been put up for sale this week, as the brand celebrates its 14th anniversary. Founder Chloe Hamblen discussed the brand trajectory and why she is looking for a new director to take on the business in a blog post published yesterday.

Known for his sexually charged ad campaigns that continually pushed the envelope and his minimalist aesthetic, Calvin Klein, now 74, has put it all out there in a new book called simply “Calvin Klein.”

 In partnership with The Venetian Macao as part of Sands Macao Fashion week, La Perla presented a full-scale runway presentation featuring 70 looks comprised of the brand’s ready-to-wear and haute couture collections. Top runway models including Natasha Poly and Liu Wen walked the show along with local talent while seated guests including Fan Bingbing and Hu Bing enjoyed a gala dinner at the Grand Colonnade in The Venetian Macao.

Recent reports that Amazon has teamed up with major athletic wear suppliers is causing worry in the sector. Sources from Bloomsberg indicate that the retail giant is teaming up with athletic producers in Asia to design, source and produce its own private label collection for activewear.

Tory Burch’s Sport line is not for the girl who wants to blend in with the legions of fitness fiends clad in black leggings, black sports bras and black tanks with a white swoop here or there. Her line goes big with happy color, for spring, inspired by David Hicks, as was her main line. Burch brought Hick’s florals and bold, graphic color into sport with printed navy and scarlet bomber, an orange and blue sports bra and leggings, and a floral-printed Neoprene zip-up one-piece swimsuit.

Yummie Tummie by Heather Thomson no longer exists. The brand is now simply called Yummie. And Thomson, a former cast member on Bravo’s “Real Housewives of New York” series who founded the company in 2008, is no longer associated with the business.

Having Aunt Flo visit when you've planned a day out at the beach is bloody annoying (see what we did there?). Sure, tampons and menstrual cups exist, but some women either can't or don't feel comfortable using them.

1. Have a list of stores that you want to approach. Then create a spreadsheet and do the research to get the information of 350 buyers from independent boutiques and high-end department stores including Barney's, Farfetch, Moda Operandi, Revolve, Everything But Water, Jessie, Planet Blue, Standard, Vida Soleil, whichincludes their name, email, title, phone, mailing address, and company website.

For a truly flawless look under clothing, Dorina introduces the ToneOnTone collection, comprised of three shades of nude in four key bra shapes. Styles include a t-shirt bra with pretty floral lace detailing on the wings, a push-up bra with a fine lace back strap detail and convertible clip, a non-padded bra with floral lace details for a light look, and a lace bralette. Bras can be paired with matching panties, which come in Dorina’s four best-selling shapes.

he brand that is best known for its premium running shoes is preparing to unleash a marketing campaign intended to engage a younger consumer who may not necessarily be a serious runner.

Supermodel and Creative Director Heidi Klum whisks you away to a sun-drenched, blue-skied paradise for the Heidi Klum SwimResort 2017 campaign. This campaign, shot in California by esteemed photographer and Emmy Award nominee Francesco Carrozzini, marks Heidi’s third swimwear collection since launching the brand last year.

 is moving into the intimate apparel category.

The California-based brand, which launched in 2009 with socks, will introduce women’s intimates for fall.

According to Candy Harris, the executive vice president of the women’s division, her team started developing the assortment two years ago after feeling like there was something missing in the category.