Toronto-based photographer Jeffrey Chan escaped the Canada's northern chill, traveling to a secluded Malibu beach to photograph the lovely McKenna Berkley in an exclusive C-Heads editorial.
Berkley has the sumptuous hour-glass figure lusted after by men and women alike. Though one-piece bathing suits have the tendency to make the wearer look a little frumpy, this is far from the case when it comes to Berkley. She shows off her luscious curves in a series of full-piece bathing suits with a plunging side-line. Ladies, view with catuion! Berkley's side boob is enough to have you green with envy.
Linda Michelle Bartunek styled Berkley's hair and makeup, opting for a sunkissed look that showed off her dark blue eyes.
Luscious Swimsuit Editorials
Jeffrey Chan Photographed McKenna Berkley for C-Heads
Trend Themes
1. Plunging Side-line Swimsuits - Swimwear brands can capitalize on this trend by designing and marketing one-piece swimsuits with plunging side-lines to accentuate the curves of wearers.
2. Hourglass Figure - Brands creating swimwear and lingerie can target women with hourglass figures who often have trouble finding flattering swimsuits and lingerie by designing and marketing items specifically for their body type.
3. Sunkissed Makeup Look - Makeup brands can develop and market products that help customers achieve a natural, sunkissed look similar to the one Linda Michelle Bartunek created for McKenna Berkley in the editorial.
Industry Implications
1. Swimwear Industry - Swimwear companies have an opportunity to create innovative styles that flatter women with hourglass figures and highlight plunging side-lines on one-piece suits, like those worn by McKenna Berkley in the editorial shoot.
2. Lingerie Industry - Lingerie brands can capitalize on the hourglass figure trend by developing and marketing pieces that accentuate curves and are designed specifically for this body type.
3. Cosmetics Industry - Cosmetics brands can innovate by creating products that help customers achieve a natural, sun-kissed makeup look similar to the one Linda Michelle Bartunek created for Berkley in the editorial shoot.