Inspiration

Louis Lille designed the first swimsuit which is named after Bikini Island in 1940.This bikini brought unprecedented influence and became a hottest item. In 1950, the exposed bikini began to go downhill and was replaced by the short sleeveless top and high-waist short. The one-piece high-waist style prevails around 1960, and there are more beautiful styles besides the plain style. While fashion follows cycles, the vintage style enjoys a comeback with updated contemporary design. Pairing with elegant scarf, loafers and ballet shoes for a super chic look.

Look 1 -- U-shape

U-shape back swimwear with edging has a strong sense of line. Pairing with a trunk is highly stylish and retro.

 

 

Look 2 -- Swimwear with Wide Straps

Suspender swimwear can also be worn outside and it is highly practical. Pairing with a belt can create a more stunning look.

 

 

Look 3 -- Color-blocking & Vintage

Low-saturated color block combines with bowknot, delivering a fully vintage appeal.

Look 4 -- Retro Plaid & Waist-controlled Design

Pairing with a light and thin sweater with the vintage plaid swimwear can create a highly charming image.

 

  

Look 5 -- Stripes& Underwired Swimwear

The classic striped underwired swimwear works as a perennial item. The mixing of black, red, gray and blue elevate the style.

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