Blog – www.esuna.com.au

Dreading going to the theme parks?

Posted on September 15 2019

Holiday parks are meant to be fun but, for some women, they attract a feeling of dread - and it has nothing to do with the height of the water slides! The parks are great fun and a wonderful opportunity to experience thrills with your family. The dread is all about body confidence. Es Una has the solution!

Introducing swim shorts

Posted on September 08 2019

Wear our new Es Una Swim Shorts to complement your Es Una Rashie Dress, in contrasting colours or blended tones. You'll love them as much as we do.

A Line is the answer in Singapore

Posted on August 31 2019

Es Una gives Margie flexibility and a sense of freedom in the outdoor pursuits she chooses - and she doesn't need to worry about sun exposure.

Women’s health

Posted on August 28 2019

At Es Una, we're passionate about women's health and wellbeing so, when we came across Jean Hailes' Women's Health Week, we wanted to get involved. We're supporting the event by raising awareness and sharing their goals with you.

Customise your beach look – new protea print

Posted on August 25 2019

Complementing our nautical navy range, our Blue Protea has all the colours of an Australian beach; soft pastels to vibrant blues and pinks. Read more about what we love about it and take a look.

Overexposed - save me from the sun

Posted on February 07 2019

Amelia Stubbs in Es Una Shoulder Shrug Rashie Dress

While the damaging effects of the sun can be scary, you don't need to miss out on fun in the sun, especially if you know how to protect yourself. You don't want to end up sunburnt, in the short term, with age spots (or worse) in the longer term. Here's our tips.

Heading to the beach?

Posted on January 03 2019

Spending a day at the beach is easily one of Australia's favourite pastimes - but it pays to be prepared, so you can bring home memories of a wonderful day, rather than the opposite!

Hey beautiful!

Posted on December 06 2018

When we worked with Amelia Stubbs, curve model and body confidence advocate, we knew we were working with a woman who embraced her beauty. We all should. But sometimes we get distracted or influenced by what we think the current definition of beauty is.

Inspired by real women

Posted on November 01 2018

Why does one woman confidently showcase her body on the beach while another may not be comfortable baring so much skin? While one woman may use her swimwear to express her personality and call attention, another may want a swimsuit for comfort, another for coverage.

Perennial women

Posted on October 10 2018

When I read the term 'perennial', used instead of middle aged, I fully embraced it. A term that means indefinite or everlasting, but when interpreting it as a referencing a new generation of women, it made me feel entirely relevant and empowered.

Diversity, acceptance & support

Posted on July 27 2018

When we were teenagers, I remember one of my best friends announcing to me that she had the same measurements as Elle MacPherson. She wasn’t boasting, just being factual. I was honestly horrified but impressed at the same time. Elle MacPherson #thebody, tall with an enviable waistline and ample bust. Little did I know that, despite these seemingly unachievable measurements, she had struggled with her body image her entire life. And we, her best friends, had no idea.

What's in a name? Una

Posted on July 26 2018

My Grandmother’s name was Una. She was the type that never left the house without her lipstick on. She always applied her lipstick, blotted with a tissue, and set with powder. And just when you thought she was done, she added another layer just to be sure. This routine delivered a remarkable outcome of keeping it on all day. A talent I admired, but never inherited. Una is the inspiration behind the Es Una name. Inspired by a real woman to give women confidence.

Es Una's beginnings

Posted on July 23 2018

Like many families, mine love spending time at the beach each summer. All decked out with our bathers on, my kids and husband would wear a rashie (or rash vest) over the top. I could never find one that didn’t fit like a sausage skin, so wrapped myself in a towel or sarong, or simply kept my clothes on!