Candice Swanepoel just took to Instagram to plug her new line, Tropic of C Movement, and we’re officially obsessed with the pics. The stunning photo spread shows the model flaunting her toned physique and posing in an array of tiny, dance-inspired separates.
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Doesn’t Candice look amazing!?
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A longtime ballet student, the South-African born star shows off her moves as she explains that ballet inspired the new line.
“Ballet taught me the incredible harmony between strength and grace through discipline…That lesson has stayed with me throughout my career and daily life,” she captioned another Instagram photo that showed her with toes pointed and arms extended.
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The bodywear line, which expands on Candice's popular swimwear collection Tropic of C, is packed with cute and practical activewear pieces. With a sleek variety of bodysuits, ballerina-esque tops, ruffled skirts and form-fitted leggings to choose from, Tropic of C Movement proves that you can look chic even while working out!
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True to Candice's brand vision, Tropic of C Movement is eco-friendly and sustainable. It's an organization with purpose, partnering with like-minded people to make a positive impact on the environment and beyond. If that's not incentive to buy, we don't know what is!
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And judging from the reception to Candice's promotional pics, her followers are already fans of the line! Plenty of people flooded Instagram with supportive comments for the model, writing "You're beautiful," and "unreal!"
Out now, the Movement collection is available online at Tropic of C’s website and Bandier.
