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2. Bikini - Wikipedia

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   Men's bikini Mankini. The term men's bikini is sometimes used to describe swim briefs. Men's bikinis can have high or low side panels, and string sides or tie sides. Most lack a button or flap front. Unlike swim briefs, bikinis are not designed for drag reduction and generally lack a visible waistband.

3. Bikini variants - Wikipedia

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   Micro bikini designs for men were introduced at the end of the 1960s consisting of briefs that barely covered the coccyx and the pubic hair. [33] These micro bikinis for men have continued to be popular in Brazil, particularly in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. [34] Women's micro bikinis first appeared in the 1970s. [30]

4. Sling swimsuit - Wikipedia

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   Usually, a sling swimsuit comprises a bikini bottom of any style, with side straps extending upwards to cover the breasts, then going over the shoulders and behind the neck or extending down the back. The sling swimsuit leaves the sides of the torso uncovered, while covering the nipples and pubic area.

5. Cheryl Tiegs is still a bombshell at 71: See her then and now

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   Cheryl Tiegs is now 71 years old, and -- unsurprisingly -- she's still hotter than we'll ever be. It's been nearly forty years since Tiegs posed in a white fishnet swimsuit for Sports Illustrated ...

6. Jennifer Aniston ‘Bikini Body’ Deepfake Exposed by Influencer ...

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   The video, hosted on a wellness-focused Facebook page, seemingly shows Aniston, 55, talking about how she’s changed up her health and fitness routine to burn more fat — and in doing so “she ...

7. History of swimwear - Wikipedia

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   By the 1930s, men began to go without shirts for swimming, [22] and barechestedness in male swimwear became the norm by the end of the 1940s, including in competitive swimming events, in which men are not only barechested, but also wear a swimming suit that is intended merely to meet public decency requirements. The norm of male barechestedness ...