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Women’s Designer Swimwear – Bikinis and Tankinis

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009 by admin

Women’s designer swimwear has come a long way from the earlier fashion which were not as flattering and flaunt worthy. With the coming of new age designers, the world of beachwear fashion has witnessed designs and styles like never before. Bikinis and tankinis are two styles which are immensely popular today. Let’s look at these women’s designer swimwear trends a little more closely.

Bikinis, tankinis and women’s designer swimwear

  • Bikini – Essentially a two part swimsuit, a bikini is currently the most popular swimwear trend. From a little conservative to upfront and bold, bikinis come in all styles.
  • Tankini – Tankinis consist of a tank top paired with bottoms which can be Brazilian, California, G-string or any style that the wearer might prefer. As sexy and appealing as a bikini, tankinis are the latest buzz in the world of women’s swimwear.

Belly Piercings – Some Interesting Facts

Friday, May 8th, 2009 by admin

Belly piercings have fast become one of the most popular and sought after piercings. Sported by celebrities and models, and loved by everyone alike, belly piercings are generally adorned with rings and barbells. If you aren’t afraid to flaunt your sexy side, a belly piercing is just the thing for you!

Here are some interesting facts about belly piercings

  • The first ever mainstream appearance of a navel piercing happened when model Christy Turlington showed her belly ring at a fashion show in London.
  • Alicia Silverstone getting her navel pierced in the music video for the song “Cryin’” gave the piercing worldwide media and public recognition.
  • Belly piercings allow a lot of free-play as far the jewelry options go. Everything from rings and barbells to captive bead rings and danglers can be worn with utter ease.
  • Special jewelry for belly piercings, navel barbells, also called bananabells or bananabars, are 1.6 mm thick and 9.5 mm or 11.1 mm long, most commonly referred to as a 14-gauge.