article: Internationally renowned design duo Becky Cooper and Bridget Yorston - aka Bec and Bridge - unveiled their highly anticipated new swimwear line on the catwalk at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia on Monday. Following a preview lunch on Sunday, attendees at the Carriageworks in Sydney were treated to a parade of models in skimpy bikinis and one-piece suits. Animal prints and metallics feature heavily in the collection. Scroll down for video . Jungle fever: A model wears a leopard-print bikini with Gladiator sandals at Bec and Bridge show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia . Gold glamazons: The Bec and Bridge models debuted metallic swimwear and bronzed glows at SS16 showing . Peekaboo: The new swimwear line features plenty of cut-out styles . Hippy highlight: Model wears boho beaded crop top, flowing red maxi skirt and gold cuffs and earrings . Dazzling the fashion crowd with a catwalk show only they could do best, Bec and Bridge's SS16 collection was filled with glitzy boho glamour- models adorned gold jewellery, flowing dresses and skirts in dark jewel tones including ruby, burnt orange, navy and silver swept the runway floor. The 120 piece ready-to-wear collection was inspired by Seventies model Veruschka and the 1970s period in Marrakech. It features both resort  wear and sophisticated styles for glamazons with long, flowing maxi skirts and dresses and short  midi dresses both structured and unstructured styles with feminine frills thrown in. Tinsel-town: Jewel-toned metallic fringe dresses and tin foil metallic dresses both featured in the show . It's a wrap: Model wears burnt orange silk wrap top and matching skinny leg jeans . Marrakesh models: Models wore dark orange, arm cuffs and leather laced heels in a nod to 1970s Marrakesh . Fishnets and foil: Models wear metallic foil pieces and fishnet overswim . In what appears to be a nostalgic throwback to The Wizard of Oz, a silver metallic 'tin-man' also captured eyes on the runway with a two-piece silver pant suit making an appearance - adding an androgynous look and setting the tone for futuristic metallics debuting in swim. A highlight of the collection was the aforementioned metallic swim-wear, the one and two piece range stealing the show low-cut sport luxe waist bands and models adorning gold arm cuffs and oversized earrings. Over-swim layers were also paired alongside the bikinis with models wearing either edgy black fishnet dresses or exotic printed kimonos. Designer du jour: Bridget Yorsten (left) and Becky Cooper's (right) show has been highly anticipated . Bec and Bridge take a bow: The design duo take to runway in navy gowns at the conclusion of their SS16 show . The collection was completed with leather laced open-toe heels adding a warrior edge to the Amazonian goddess look as well as bronzed skin courtesy of St Tropez. Those who attended the show also seen to match the iconic look of the label, with model Jecinta Campbell wearing burgundy two-piece wrap top and skirt with leather laced heels and Rebecca Judd wearing a black studded dress with suede laced heels. Fashion police: Terry Biviano (left), Rebecca Judd (centre-left), Carissa Walford (centre-right) and Jesinta Campbell (right) rule the row . Match the models: Jecinta Campbell (left) and Rebecca Judd (right) wore leather shoes similar to the models .
highlights: Bec and Bridge showcase bikinis as part of Spring/Summer16 at MBFWA .
  Designers Becky Cooper and Bridget Yorston showcase swim line .
  The collection featured metallics, jewel tones and signature boho charm .
  Jecinta Campbell, Carissa Walford, Rebecca Judd all sat front row .
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