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It was invented in 1946 by Louis Re'ard. It was named after the Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
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∙ 11y agoGuessing the 1920's flapper era. Flappers wore more risky swim wear and some where along that time the bikini must have been come up with.
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Who invented bikinis?
Modern bikinis were invented by Louis Reard in 1946. He was a french engineer, and it was made in Paris. However, there is artwork dating back to ancient Greece where the goddess Venus was depicted in a bikini.
Where can one find pictures of bikinis?
One can find pictures of bikinis on Google Images. One can also find pictures of bikinis at the websites of Target, Walmart, Kohl's, Forever 21, and other stores that sell bikinis.
What does the website La Rouge Bikinis offer?
La Rouge Bikinis website contains an entire catalog of the their bikinis, a blog, celebrity sightings in La Rogue bikinis, and upcoming events. It also contains information around how the company was founded.
Where can someone find photos of bikinis?
One can find photos of bikinis at the website of any shop that sells bikinis. One can also find such pictures at stock photo websites, such as Shutter Stock.
Where are bikinis made?
China
What rhymes with bikinis?
martini
What is a good website for skirted bikinis?
Sugarchilli Bras and Bikinis sell sets that have matching bikini skirts. They're at www.sugarchilli.com.au
What is a good place to find bikinis for larger girls?
Bikinis for larger women can be bought from many different stores. Some examples of stores that offer larger sized bikinis include Pronto, Lane Bryant, and Kohl's.
Who were bikinis named after?
Brian Grace.
Where and when did bikinis become popular?
1954
Are you a pig if you are attracted to women in bikinis?
No. In fact, I rather suspect pigs are more attracted to other pigs than they are to women in bikinis.
Do they make bikinis for morbidly obese people?
It depends on where you live but in the US you can find anything in pretty much any size, incl bikinis.
