'I couldn't find bikini to fit my curves so made own brand – and now earn fortune'

dailystar.co.uk:

Madison Martina, 24, just launched her first self-funded swimwear collection through her brand Kamari Swim, which is quickly taking off as the influencer fan-favourite swimwear line of the season.

Influencer Tana Mongeau and DJ Charly Jordan have been seen sporting the brand and model Stephanie Viada even wore it for a Playboy cover.READ MORE: Woman, 22, uses £126 savings to start jewellery brand – and is set to make six figures Madison spent most of her days growing up in a swimsuit, however, a negative experience while modelling for a swimwear company changed her perspective.She felt the suits she was made to wear didn’t compliment her body type, which made her not feel confident or comfortable.Poorly made swimwear isn’t a reflection of one’s beauty, but Madison knows it can feel that way.Paired with her fashion design aspirations, she saw this as her opportunity to create sexy, confidence-boosting, liveable swimwear that is innovatively designed to mould comfortably to the body to ensure women feel amazing.She exclusively told Daily Star: “I created Kamari Swim after modelling for a swimwear company I felt didn’t fit my body type.“I know how hard it is to find a bathing suit that allows you the freedom to move around while still feeling comfortable and sexy.“I really wanted to make sure every body type would look good in every style.

I also know what I like when I’m looking for a bikini and how it fits so it was very easy for me to know exactly how I wanted them to be.

No hugging or bulging on anybody.Madison started modelling when she was “very young” but decided to take a break during high school and college to focus on academics.After graduating from the University of Central Florida in 2018, she moved out to LA.