Aguaclara Swimwear, a leading Peruvian resort wear brand chose South Africa for its latest photoshoot, marking the launch of the 2022 Collection in Johannesburg.

Inspired by nature, bikinis, one-pieces, and exotic tunics, dresses and beach gowns complement each other and can be taken straight from the beach to summer terrace afternoons, sunset parties and evening cocktails – these were some of the beautiful pieces made from the finest Italian woven materials, showcased at the Aguaclara preview in Sandton.

The range is now officially available in South Africa as the Peruvian brand takes its latest design inspiration from our very own outdoors. Made with the finest Italian fabrics by the most skilled artisans, the garments are then manufactured in Peru.

 

Aguaclara
Aguaclara, a Peruvian lifestyle brand, was established in 1989 by the brother-sister team Liliana and Jorge Villalobos. Image: Aguaclara

Each piece is a testament to the brand’s commitment to excellence and originality, bringing exuberant colours, opulent prints, and lavish details to its collections. Aguaclara is inspired by the natural world of the Amazon and the garments are reinterpreted through a global lens, offering a sophisticated aesthetic for the woman who wants versatility, quality, and to stand out in a crowd.

 

Aguaclara
The spirit of the Aguaclara brand is a reflection of its founders’ passion for traveling and culture. The Collection is designed in Peru. Image: Aguaclara

We are delighted to be bringing Aguaclara to South Africa. We have also chosen to shoot our official 2022 Collection catalogue on safari in South Africa. We are constantly pushing boundaries with our collections and hope South Africa and the rest of the world will embrace our new looks, colours, and beautiful quality.

You May Also Like

Discovery Soccer Park in Sandton shares memories of soccer club

SANDTON – “Since then we have built a strong development team in…

Controversial Karpowership deal for emergency power hit with fresh corruption allegations

DNG Energy, a losing bidder for state contracts to supply emergency power…

South Africa Could Face Up To 104 Days Of Load Shedding

Eskom says South Africans could face up to 104 days of power…