Kimberley Garner flaunted her stunning physique in a halterneck black bikini while basking in the sun in St Tropez. The former Made In Chelsea star, aged 35, took to Instagram on Tuesday to unveil her latest swimwear creation from her brand, Sunday Swim.
New Bikini Design
Kimberley showcased her cleavage and toned midsection in the plunging top and matching thong. With her blonde hair flowing, the former television personality proved to be the perfect ambassador for her brand as she posed by the pool at the five-star Cheval Blanc hotel and on the beach.
She captioned the post: 'Quiet St Tropez very start of season. My new design I created of the little black bikini, classic old Hollywood high rise. I'm loving using thicker straps and a higher cut on the hips this season. What do you think? (Made in London always) my new summer bikini collection.'
Relationship News
Back in February, Kimberley revealed she was in a new relationship after sharing a video of herself locked in a passionate kiss with a mystery man on a beach in the Maldives. Although she did not name her new partner, she was clearly smitten, and he inspired her swimwear brand.
She told Eden Confidential: 'I am in a new relationship but it's early days. We met through friends over the summer [last year] and we started dating three months ago.' The swimwear designer said her boyfriend has already made a positive impact on her life and inspired some of the menswear designs in her rebranded unisex label, now called Sunday.
She added: 'It's like a his-and-her concept. It's a cute, fun thing to do. My boyfriend loves wearing the designs.'
Business Journey
Kimberley first launched her swimwear line in 2013, a year after appearing on the third season of Made In Chelsea, and it has flourished over the years. Despite her success, she previously revealed that she used to pretend to be an intern when she first started the business because no one took her seriously.
The property heiress insisted she is more than just the face of her line and is involved in every aspect of creating her sell-out swimwear range. She told the Daily Mail: 'I think people sometimes think that I'm only the face, but I am responsible for every bit of the business. I was 18 when I started my first company - I came up with an idea, stayed up for days learning how to register the company and teaching myself. It became very successful overnight.'
She explained: 'However, as I was only 18, no one ever imagined it was mine. I was a young blonde girl with a soft voice. No one would take me seriously or realise it was my company. So, I pretended to be the intern! I handled all the meetings, phone calls, and emails for the company. When it became a success, I put all the revenues into starting Kimberley London.'
