Oh and the peacock feathered suit was killer. See it, and our other favorite looks from backstage at the presentation, below.
Founders Brenda and Clara launched Siren Swim alongside campaigns shot by Sophia Wilson and Vince Aung. Wilson worked with a woman-led team to bring the essence of Aquamarine to life, while Aung worked with an all Asian-American team, continuing on the founders’ mission to honor their heritage with every step the brand takes. The photos take on an ethereal quality that conveys the sweetness of summer, and they also showcase the many ways the bikini can be worn, given its convertible design.
Could this mean a new era for Siren? The Liang sisters have already taken over major cities from coast to coast with their delicate, technicolor undergarments — they’ve sold over 50,000 pairs to date. But what else do they have up their sleeves?
“We're so excited to have launched our first bikini, The Aquamarine, which has a convertible style inspired by one of our favorite childhood summer movies, 'Aquamarine," and the scene where she ties her t-shirt into a dress,” co-founder Clara expands, “We focused on a modestly skimpy and sexy bikini that can be worn day to night. Releasing swimwear feels like a natural transition for us, and marks another exciting chapter in the Siren Basics universe we've always dreamt of.”
Rocky, as always, brought his multiple worlds and vocations together. On the feet of some models were sneakers from his ongoing partnership with Puma. Select Christian Louboutin styles walked too, reimagined with AWGE charms crafted by Pavē Niteō, the jeweler behind Rocky’s diamond Ray-Bans at the Met Gala earlier this year. Models also debuted eyewear from his next Ray-Ban drops as well as sculptural pieces from his interior design studio, Hommemade.
