Nature is usually serious business. Catalogues, classifications, photos with captions: zebra means black and white, panther means mystery, lion means savannah and a roar. Then BONESWIMMER turns up, looks at all that order and does what any artist would do: takes it apart.
Natura Visionaria starts right there, where reality meets an imagination that refuses to copy and chooses to reinvent. Before these animals get anywhere near the chlorine, they pass through imagination, and only then do they land on BONESWIMMER swimsuits and accessories as prints. They are rewritten in a new code: the artist's eye. They don't reach the pool as you know them. They arrive filtered through fantasy, colour, irony and creative freedom.
So BONESWIMMER builds a new Noah's Ark. Its own Ark. No wood, no tar, no tidy pairs boarding heads down. This Ark sails on Lycra, on technical fabrics, on the saturated colours of swimsuits and wash bags, and it ignores the route set by logic or biology. It carries animals fresh from the designer's imagination rather than from nature.
The inspiration is real. The result is unconventional.
It's visionary.
The panther turns into light, the zebra turns pink, the lion becomes a humming mystical energy, the wave becomes a siren song. Everything exists, just in a version reality never dared to imagine.
Natura Visionaria is the freest part of the Fall Collection 2025: the part that won't accept that nature is fixed. Animals can change skin and character, just as a swimmer changes style, season and goals. So the swimsuits, bathrobes, towels and swim caps don't show nature as it is, but as it could be if imagination had a voice and an artist's brush.
Pick this line and you walk into a creative lab: the water is where things change, the lane is the story, and the ideas take shape on the fabric before they show in your muscles. Nature inspires, art answers, BONESWIMMER draws.
Nature inspires, art answers, BONESWIMMER draws it on swimwear.
The creatures of the BONESWIMMER Ark
Here are the creatures coming down the Ark's gangway:
Rosé – Pink zebra
A regular zebra is already a fairly unlikely animal. A pink zebra is a political manifesto: step out of line and earn your stripes. It looks drawn with school highlighters, colours so bright you spot it three lanes away.
King – Sovereign lion
No roar needed: one look does it. King is for whoever steps onto the block with the natural authority of the pack leader. It doesn't ask the lane for permission, it runs it. Electric blue, a stormy mane, born charisma. The others swim, you reign.
Glow – Luminous panther
Panthers are famous for moving without a sound. Glow, though, wants to be seen: neon spots, bright eyes, underwater nightclub vibes. It's for those who swim quietly, overtake without warning and treat the pool like their own video game, clearing every level.
Sleepy – Zen koala
The softest swimsuit in the whole collection. It looks like an invitation to take a break and meditate, with a koala utterly convinced that life looks better from dreamland. Then the clock starts and Sleepy turns ninja mascot: silent, quick, relentless. The perfect lane mate: polite and lethal.
Bianca – Poetic llama
Huge eyes, flowers everywhere, a holy-card smile. Bianca is living proof that sweetness is a kind of power. Lane mates underestimate her, then spend the set looking at her feet. Careful: it's not all roses under that sharp llama.
Waves – Siren song
Fluo waves winding together like an idea you can't quite catch. Waves is for swimmers with water in their DNA: it glides, flows and rewrites choreography in the pool. No splash, but it leaves its signature.
Tigrosa – Claws and thorns
Half queen of the jungle, half queen of the flowers. Tigrosa is intensity and contrast: piercing eyes, fiery flowers, the stage presence of a grand finale. Tigrosa is the one flower you can't pick. Try to overtake her and you'll see why.
Margô – Magic cat
Margô has the look of someone who knows secrets nobody else has worked out. Pop colours, psychedelic shades, a touch of mystery. Put it on and you feel part witch, part feline, completely uncatchable, in and out of the water.
Pinky – Fluo panther
If Glow is the sleek panther, Pinky is the panther that has decided to get you. A go-on-then expression, tropical colours, a lazy-looking energy hiding a game-changing dive. Pinky looks straight out of a cartoon: not a sound, just a smile, and you're left watching the bubbles.
So which beast are you?
Natura Visionaria: the theme that runs through BONESWIMMER's Fall Collection 2025 swimsuits
Nature is usually serious business. Catalogues, classifications, photos with captions: zebra means black and white, panther means mystery, lion means savannah and a roar. Then BONESWIMMER turns up, looks at all that order and does what any artist would do: takes it apart.
Natura Visionaria starts right there, where reality meets an imagination that refuses to copy and chooses to reinvent. Before these animals get anywhere near the chlorine, they pass through imagination, and only then do they land on BONESWIMMER swimsuits and accessories as prints. They are rewritten in a new code: the artist's eye. They don't reach the pool as you know them. They arrive filtered through fantasy, colour, irony and creative freedom.
So BONESWIMMER builds a new Noah's Ark. Its own Ark. No wood, no tar, no tidy pairs boarding heads down. This Ark sails on Lycra, on technical fabrics, on the saturated colours of swimsuits and wash bags, and it ignores the route set by logic or biology. It carries animals fresh from the designer's imagination rather than from nature.
The inspiration is real. The result is unconventional.
It's visionary.
The panther turns into light, the zebra turns pink, the lion becomes a humming mystical energy, the wave becomes a siren song. Everything exists, just in a version reality never dared to imagine.
Natura Visionaria is the freest part of the Fall Collection 2025: the part that won't accept that nature is fixed. Animals can change skin and character, just as a swimmer changes style, season and goals. So the swimsuits, bathrobes, towels and swim caps don't show nature as it is, but as it could be if imagination had a voice and an artist's brush.
Pick this line and you walk into a creative lab: the water is where things change, the lane is the story, and the ideas take shape on the fabric before they show in your muscles. Nature inspires, art answers, BONESWIMMER draws.
Nature inspires, art answers, BONESWIMMER draws it on swimwear.
The creatures of the BONESWIMMER Ark
Here are the creatures coming down the Ark's gangway:
Rosé – Pink zebra
A regular zebra is already a fairly unlikely animal. A pink zebra is a political manifesto: step out of line and earn your stripes. It looks drawn with school highlighters, colours so bright you spot it three lanes away.
King – Sovereign lion
No roar needed: one look does it. King is for whoever steps onto the block with the natural authority of the pack leader. It doesn't ask the lane for permission, it runs it. Electric blue, a stormy mane, born charisma. The others swim, you reign.
Glow – Luminous panther
Panthers are famous for moving without a sound. Glow, though, wants to be seen: neon spots, bright eyes, underwater nightclub vibes. It's for those who swim quietly, overtake without warning and treat the pool like their own video game, clearing every level.
Sleepy – Zen koala
The softest swimsuit in the whole collection. It looks like an invitation to take a break and meditate, with a koala utterly convinced that life looks better from dreamland. Then the clock starts and Sleepy turns ninja mascot: silent, quick, relentless. The perfect lane mate: polite and lethal.
Bianca – Poetic llama
Huge eyes, flowers everywhere, a holy-card smile. Bianca is living proof that sweetness is a kind of power. Lane mates underestimate her, then spend the set looking at her feet. Careful: it's not all roses under that sharp llama.
Waves – Siren song
Fluo waves winding together like an idea you can't quite catch. Waves is for swimmers with water in their DNA: it glides, flows and rewrites choreography in the pool. No splash, but it leaves its signature.
Tigrosa – Claws and thorns
Half queen of the jungle, half queen of the flowers. Tigrosa is intensity and contrast: piercing eyes, fiery flowers, the stage presence of a grand finale. Tigrosa is the one flower you can't pick. Try to overtake her and you'll see why.
Margô – Magic cat
Margô has the look of someone who knows secrets nobody else has worked out. Pop colours, psychedelic shades, a touch of mystery. Put it on and you feel part witch, part feline, completely uncatchable, in and out of the water.
Pinky – Fluo panther
If Glow is the sleek panther, Pinky is the panther that has decided to get you. A go-on-then expression, tropical colours, a lazy-looking energy hiding a game-changing dive. Pinky looks straight out of a cartoon: not a sound, just a smile, and you're left watching the bubbles.
So which beast are you?
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