A Little Reminder About Women's Swimsuits

A Little Reminder About Women's Swimsuits...
From Bathing Costume to Swimsuit

The end of the First World War definitively marks the passage of this decade into the 20th century. To the bathing costume which had to be covering, opaque and long, we try to oppose a tight, short and open swimsuit.

It was Anne Kellermann, the first world swimming champion at the Stockholm Olympic Games in 1912, who dared to wear the women's one-piece Sexy swimwear for the first time, until then reserved for men during competitions.

Born in Sydney to an Australian father and a French mother, Miss Kellermann does not hesitate to pose in 1905 notation attire, and actively campaigns to make this new sport popular among the female population. In this regard, she is a pioneer both for her records and for her relative freedom of appearance in a form-fitting women's swimsuit that molds her athletic body.

Already in the middle of the last century, a swimsuit vest-shorts straight out of hosiery factories was proposed, with infinite reserve. These are real one-piece swimsuits or leotards, light, of great convenience for swimmers because they do not hinder movements in any way. However, some minds watching over the respect of good morals think that these swimsuits emphasize the shapes of the body a little too much, which does not bode well for female use!

In short! If undressing even a little is considered scandalous, we gradually get used to it despite everything.

Pretty Women's Swimsuits in a Few Photos

Photo from the 1935s:

Here next: Sexy swimsuit white for women "Bahamas"

Below: String bikini purple for women "Bahia"

Brazilian swimsuit black for women "Dubaï"