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Make a splash with Anemone’s new swimwear collection

Find that perfect beachwear that complements your style and personality with Anemone‘s newest collection that will surely liven up your summer beach getup.

Anemone’s new swimwear collection celebrates the vibrant colors, rich textures, and bold patterns that remind us of summer sunlight and shadows. The collection includes classic and fun silhouettes mixed with modern prints, nature-inspired prints, black-and-white prints with pops of colors reminiscent of sunsets, and tropical paradise prints with splashes of coral, seafoam, and neon colors.

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Anemone’s new Paradise collection

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Anemone’s new Paradise collection

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Anemone’s new Paradise collection

The fabric is carefully designed and engineered to give utmost comfort and protection. It features the highest rating Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) 50++ to provide maximum sun protection against potentially harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. UPF indicates how effectively a type of fabric shields skin from UV rays. Anemone also carries a special swimwear line called Anemone Control which features an innovative Control Lining that provides support where needed for an extra boost of confidence.

Designed and crafted in the Philippines for women who love to swim and bask in the sun all day long, Anemone has expanded its market to include kids, and just recently, girls aged 13 to 24 who love the same fun, beach-loving aesthetic of the brand. This gave birth to a new line of swimwear called Anemone Junior, which is specifically designed for tweens, teens, and young ladies, with styles ranging from US size 00 to 8 (3XS to L).

Anemone has also grown to provide fashion and lifestyle solutions by adding resort wear and beach accessories to its product line.

Anemone is an evolving concept of beachwear revolution and innovation offering function and fashion with high quality fabrics and exclusive prints. Because of the whole range of product offerings available in premier fashion lifestyle stores and some resorts in the Philippines, Anemone has since then garnered local and international customers.

Anemone is available in all Nothing But H2O stores in the Philippines, and online via Nothing But H2O’s website and on Anemone’s Instagram.

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The Qipao As Interpreted by Innovative Filipino Designers: JC BUENDIA

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