A 24-YEAR-OLD model had so many issues finding bikinis that flattered her curves, that she decided to make them herself.
Madison Martina has made a fortune with her swimwear line, which she launched with her own money.
Her brand, Kamari Swim, is swiftly taking its place as a firm favourite among influencers.
Stunning model Stephanie Viada even wore the new brand's swimwear on the cover of Playboy magazine.
Madison said that she was always comfortable in a swimsuit but had an awful experience when modelling for another brand.
She said that the outfits didn't flatter her and she didn't feel comfortable in them.
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This inspired Madison to take matters into her own hands and she took the opportunity to create something sexy that would give people confidence.
She explained that the suits were innovatively designed to mould comfortably to a woman's body.
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Speaking to Daily Star, she said: “I created Kamari Swim after modelling for a swimwear company I felt didn’t fit my body type.
“I know how hard it is to find a bathing suit that allows you the freedom to move around while still feeling comfortable and sexy.
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“I really wanted to make sure every body type would look good in every style."
The confident entrepreneur said she knew exactly what she wanted in swimwear and was keen to produce products with no "hugging or bulging".
Madison graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2018, and moved to LA where she became a successful model.
She's previously worked for the likes of Guess, TooFaced Cosmetics, Pretty Little Thing, Fashion Nova, Shutz and Honey Birdette, as well as many more.
But despite the success of her latest venture, launching the collection wasn't easy.
Madison said: "Learning how to build a brand from the ground up has for sure been an eye-opening journey.
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“There are two sides to this, design of our product and running the business/marketing side of everything.
“The most challenging is design. So many little detailed steps go into making the swimsuit perfect. There are multiple rounds of fittings and sourcing material from different countries."
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