Sydney twins launched their own swimwear collection and amass a great amount of followers

2017-12-23 09:08 Last Updated At：11:17

The Sydney twins, Bianca and Yasmin Wilshin, only 21, has already launched their own swimwear collection before they graduated from the university.

Their brand are labelled as The Hessian Collection, which amassed a great amount of followers on social media.

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Their idea of creating a swimwear collection was inspired by their mother and their trip to Bali.

'Our travel destinations mainly consisted of tropical islands and sunny locations, which inevitably led to our interest in swimwear and swimwear design.' said the sisters.

At the beginning, they just wanted to bring their own designs to life for personal use. Later they decided to create their own brand when they received positive reaction from family and friends.

The first line of Hessian Collection was inspired by the twins' trip to Mykonos and Santorini. When they are deciding about the design details, Bianca first thought about what she wanted on her swimwear.

When they are questioned that whether they could balance business and studies, the sisters dealt with the problem well. They are continuing their studies while launching The Hessian Collection in May 2016.

Bianca is the sole owner of the company, but the sisters manage the company together.

For business tactic, they do twin shooting and use Instagram to to increase brand awareness, which was a great success in amassing popularity.

The twins are planning to visit sunny locations like Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Palm Springs in April to find their inspiration for next collection.

Jeffers, Bader lead Twins over Mets 6-3

2025-04-16 10:51 Last Updated At：11:01

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Ryan Jeffers and Harrison Bader had three hits apiece and Brooks Lee homered on Tuesday as the Minnesota Twins defeated the New York Mets 6-3.

Byron Buxton singled twice and scored two runs for the Twins.

Bailey Ober (1-1) gave up three earned runs on five hits with no walks and five strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings to pick up his first victory since Aug. 9, a span of 13 starts.

Jhoan Durán struck out Francisco Lindor, the potential tying run, to earn his first save of the season.

Lindor’s fourth error in 17 games led to a pair of unearned runs in the third when he misplayed Ty France’s two-out grounder to shortstop.

For the Mets, Pete Alonso and Juan Soto each homered — the second in as many nights for Soto, who hadn't gone deep since the second game of the season.

Tylor Megill (2-2) pitched five innings, giving up four runs — two earned — on eight hits with no walks and three strikeouts.

The Twins scored two runs with two outs in the second on an infield error and an RBI single by Carlos Correa. Harrison Bader’s infield single drove in a run in the fourth.

Buxton’s speed helped the Twins manufacture a run in the fifth. He led off with a single, stole second and moved to third on a groundout.

With the Mets infield pulled in, Buxton broke for home on France’s sharp grounder to second baseman Luisangel Acuña. The throw to the plate was on target but Buxton slid around Luis Torrens’ tag to give the Twins a 4-2 lead.

Lee homered in the seventh to put the Twins up 6-3.

Trailing 5-2 with one out in the seventh, the Mets tried to rally as Mark Vientos singled and moved to third on Torrens’ double. Reliever Cole Sands came on and allowed Jesse Winker’s sacrifice fly, then walked Acuña, but he retired Lindor on a grounder to second to end the threat.

The Twins had a season-high 13 hits.

RHP David Festa (0-0, 0.00) will start for the Twins in Wednesday afternoon’s series finale. RHP Griffin Canning was scratched by the Mets due to illness. The team has not announced a replacement starter.