Offering women a wardrobe meant for more than just the beach, Miami Beach staple Inca has become one of the most recognizable names in fashionable swimwear. Making waves, Inca’s Cruise 2011 collection jet-sets from Miami’s iconic beaches to the most revered international shores with sophisticated and body conscious cuts, an injection of bold embellishments, impeccable detailing and an undeniable high-fashion edge.
This season, the Inca collection modernizes the bohemian aesthetic with intricate stud, beading and Swarovski crystal detailing in retro paisley, wave and ethnic-inspired prints that pay homage to the brand’s playful roots. Feminine ruffles on one-piece cutout monokinis, new under-wired bandeaux and halter styles are paired with muted jewel tones in coral, sky blue, lilac, lavender, green, black and cream that flaunt your inner flirt. Incorporating Inca’s signature embellishments, one and two piece suits are adorned with nailheads, pyramid studs, fringe and snakeskin leather—amping up sex appeal while taking swimwear to the next level of fashion.
Cream colored peacock crocheted tunics and stark white eyelet shorts, wrap dresses and flare armed tunics layer over clean, simple suits with figure-flattering silhouettes. Luxurious 100% silk charmeuse is translated into easy lounge pants, topped with sequined halters, tunic and tank tops that can be worn from beachfront to a yacht in St. Tropez. Sophisticated embroidered tunics and dresses hug the body with plunging necklines, exaggerated sleeves and front slits for a subtle reveal that accentuate basic black, white and neutral palettes with a bold pop of color.
Creating full wardrobe statements, the Inca Cruise 2011 collection can effortlessly combine to reflect the modern “it” girl’s constantly changing style. Meant to mix and match, the collection’s individual tones and textures merge to flaunt any look from boho-chic to utterly glamorous.
The Inca Cruise 2011 collection retails for $150-$500 and is available at their flagship boutique located at 2317 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL and online at www.theincacollection.com.