Behind The Scenes: Oiselle Swim 2016

by Sally Bergesen

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Our latest and greatest of Oiselle Swim is here! This year’s magic happened both at a late pool night at the Washington Athletic Club, and a surprisingly sunny day at View Ridge Pool while we waited patiently for rolling clouds to pass. With few sun breaks, this rock-star crew made it happen! Meet the runner models: Lauren Fleshman, Jess Barnard, Heather Stephens and Jacquelyn Scofield. Jess hurried off to catch her plane to the Philippines mid-shoot, only to sweep two gold medals in the 800m and 1500m for her country’s Nationals! How we roll…swim model to race-day fast and fierce. 

We couldn't be more excited to introduce the new collection. 2016 brings new patterns, hues, color blocking, and yes you saw it…a one piece. Watch as myself and designer Nelle Horsley give a brief overview of the line, and your first look at this year's swim. We hope you love! Shop Oiselle Swim 2016.

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