Crochet Eye Candy
Crochet Eye Candy&rsquo;s &lsquo;Jazmyn&rsquo; crop top<strong> (Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong>
All Woman, Fashion
October 1, 2016

Crochet Eye Candy

Michellae Walker, founder and CEO of Crochet Eye Candy, and Business Management student of the University of the West Indies, Mona, set out on a journey to add her flavour to the year-long trend of swimwear with her latest collection labelled the Candy Collection.“My intentions were to make a big splash in the fashion industry with this collection by using my crochet skills to give swimwear my signature touch,” shared Walker with AW Fashion. The collection is a successful stray from her initial merchandise of key chains, sandals, earrings and hair bows.“I recognised the high demand of swimwear and after doing 10 custom orders, I decided it was time to debut my line,” she continued.

With each piece taking at least an hour to construct, the collection features a sweet and intricate palette of vibrant colours paired with asymmetric shapes that create pieces that caress and complement the form, while enjoying a fun twist of sugary sweet names added to each piece.

Check out the collection online the TiaClothesGirl boutique —

www.tiaclothesgirl.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The &lsquo;gumdrop&rsquo; bikini.<strong> Photo: Alexander Wong</strong>
The &lsquo;jade&rsquo; crop top.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
The &lsquo;cupcake&rsquo; bikini<strong> (Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong>
A two-piece swimsuit labelled &lsquo;the jawbreaker bikini&rsquo;<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
Founder and CEO of Crochet Eye Candy Michellae Walker.<strong></strong>
The &lsquo;goddess fringe bikini set&rsquo; sported with a head wrap and feathered necklace.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
&lsquo;Rose bud&rsquo; bikini complemented by a unique gold neckpiece.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
The &lsquo;starburst&rsquo; bikini.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
The &lsquo;smores&rsquo; crop top accented with a tribal print bodycon skirt.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
The &lsquo;cotton candy&rsquo; crop top.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
The &lsquo;goddess fringe bikini set&rsquo;.<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>
Walker&rsquo;s &lsquo;brownie&rsquo; crop top accentuated with her tribal print wide-legged pants.<strong> (Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong>
The &lsquo;licorice&rsquo; bikini<strong> <strong>(Photo: Alexander Wong)</strong><br></strong>

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