editor Pamela Lazarto copy editor Christine Leutert
contributing photographers Alvaro Poveda
Courtney Garbow Keith Isaac Jerry Krecicki
Heather K Nelson John Fernandez
Chelsea Coolsaet Jeremy Jones Jessica Hansen
James Stegman Stefan Andreev
contributing graphics Fredy Hernandez Pamela Lazarto sales support
Joanne McNabb Pamela Lazarto account management Brooke Herron
Angee Hernandez
Aggro Surf Shop Red Carter
featured models Carissa Miller
Paige Haynes Lardiere Collection Heather K Nelson Adam Douglas Brooke Herron
featured fashion Bikini Barn
Scuba Outfitters Jeremy Jones Sebastian Rocha
Petunias of Naples Silver Eagle
Ocean de Luxe Swimwear Piret Bikinis
Swim ‘n Sport
hair - makeup - styling contributing writers
Allison Nelson
Moony Mann Ryan Ryles
Christine Leutert Randy Burke, Golden Door Spa
Alyssa Scheidemann C.M. Griffin
Emily Lopez Erick Carter Gray Poehler Joseph Weakland Judson White Kevin McFadden Laurie Martin Pamela Lazarto
Kelly Andersen Nathan Steere Scrap Jackson
cover fashion: bikini by Hermanny, Swim 'n Sport, beaded medallion necklace, Petunias & gold cuff bracelets, Forever 21
cover photography by HEATHER K NELSON Copyright 2011
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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Outside temps are sweltering before noon and the snowbirds
flew north weeks ago. Summer has arrived in SW Florida and the release of the “Annual Swimsuit Issue” makes it official. The "Shipwreck Style" fashion pages were shot on location at
Keewaydin Island and Cape Romano. It was a long, fun day travel- ing by boat with models and crew. As the sun set at Cape Romano, we started feeling a bit “shipwrecked” ourselves! Luckily, Captain Spencer skillfully navigated the logistically tricky waters, and the resulting photos were worth all the extra effort! Keeping with the theme, editorial was assigned with the goal
everyone, including area businesses. Now more than ever, we encourage readers to support Pulse advertisers. Check out the gyms, fitness and water sport companies, all dedicated to keeping your body beach-ready, and shop the latest surfside styles at stores featuring swimsuits, fashions, and jewelry. For hair dam- aged by salt water and chlorine, restorative treatments are offered by all the salons in this issue. At the end of the day, stop by one of the featured restaurants and bars – no reservations required! Without our loyal advertis- ers, there would be no Pulse Magazine in SWFL – so they deserve all the business we can give. And if I ever get a day off this sum- mer, I’ll see you at the beach! Don’t forget your sunscreen.
of capturing this area’s aquatic roots from historic pirate lore to Everglades City legends to Florida's iconic loggerhead sea turtles during their nesting season. As locals know, the pace of life slows down in the summer for
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