100 Years of Beachwear
Condé Nast Traveler covers 100 years of women's beachwear fashion, swimwear, bathing suits, and swimsuits. We've come a long way since full-body outfits and bathing machines, people!
Beachwear fashion has gone from the poofy, knee-length satin bathing frock in the 1910s to the advent of the bikini in the 1940s to the more inventive (and revealing) cuts introduced in the 1970s to the sexy rebirth of the more cutting-edge one-piece suit in the 2000s. You might want to throw on some shades.
Released on 04/13/2017
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Featuring: Nastassja Bolivar, Paige Elkington
Director: Suzi Yoonessi
Models - Nastassja Bolivar, Paige Elkington Director - Suzi Yoonessi DP - Moira Morel Editor - Michael Mouris Colorist - Harry Hunter AC - Joshua Ballinger Gaffer - Favienne Howsepian Costume Designer - Ambika Sanjana Assistant Costume Designer - Stephanie Cameau Make-Up Artist - Ana Gabriela Quiñonez Hair Stylist - Erika Diehl
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