Designs By Tatyana Rolls Out 'Beach Bash' Collection in April

No time like the present to start dreaming of summer, and nothing's going to knock 'em dead on the sand like the colorful and sporty new Beach Bash line of vintage styled swimwear, hats, beach bags and playsuits from Designs By Tatyana®.

The eye-catching Beach Bash fashions will be available on the website www.beachbashbeachwear.com and in numerous retail stores in the USA and overseas debuting April 2011.

The line was designed by company founder and lead designer Tatyana in collaboration with Art Khomaykov, to recreate the retro beach looks and summer vibe for a new generation of women. Several of the vintage outfits were recently showcased on a runway at the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas by several models, including spokesmodel Claire Sinclair.

A striking modern day resemblance to Bettie Page, the beautiful brunette was the October 2010 Playmate of the Month and is currently in the running for Playmate of the Year. Sinclair recently played the lead at MGM Grand's "Crazy Horse Paris" (following in the footsteps of Dita Von Teese and Carmen Electra). She is featured on "The Bunny House" and "Holly's World" on E! Networks and is on everyone's "A" list!

Describing the Beach Bash line as having "a lot of leopard prints, bright colors, very happy and, of course, 'beachy,'" Khomyakov adds, "Now that we've become industry leaders in retro-inspired clothing, we knew we couldn't stop with the dresses. There was an increasing demand for retro swimwear, and the 'Beach Bash' line we created beginning with the swimsuits is a natural extension of our vintage fashions.

Another important feature to Tatyana's vintage fashions is their use of curve-hugging stretch fabrics which cater to all sizes of women. "With Haute couture items," he says, "the women have to match up to the clothes, but with our lines, the clothes can match to you. For many women, wearing Designs By Tatyana® changes their life and makes them feel beautiful in a way they never could've imagined."