Let's burn the sun with bikini

A brief history of woman’s bikini

The official history of the bikini, under that name, begins in the summer of 1946, just one year after the end of World War II. The modern bikini was invented by French engineer Louis Réard and fashion designer Jacques Heim in Paris in 1946 and introduced on July 5 at a fashion show at Piscine Molitor in Paris. One interesting is that most scholars assume that the bikini swimsuit was named after the famous Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Marshall Islands. 

The bikini was actually an ancient invention, as illustrated by this 4th century Roman mosaic from Villa Romana Del Casale in Sicily, Italy. Most scholars assume that the bikini swimsuit was named after the famous Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Marshall Islands.

The style of women's bikinis you choose will depend on what types of women's bikinis will best accentuate your body-type. Women's bikinis tops range in many styles. Anything from triangle tops, to halter tops, to tube tops, to frill tops and so on.

For Small Breasts

Halter neck bikini is good for who has small breast. It makes you more glamorous figure.

Also frill bikini makes your breast bigger

For Big Breasts 

 Tube Top bikini is good for who has big breast. It makes your breast smaller. Rather than a colorful pattern of bikini, a simple design seems slimmer.

For Short Legs:

 High Leg Bikini is good for who has short leg or height. You can see two strings bottoms. It makes your leg longer or you can wear different color of tops and bottom and as you wear bight color of tops, it emphasizes top more than bottom.

For Pot Belly:

High weights bikini is great for who has pot belly. It can hide your belly or you can wear clothes outside bikini so it can cover your body.

You can also wear bikini with these kinds of clothes. There are so many clothes that can match with bikini. 

Wish you have a great summer vocation on the beach with these beautiful bikinis. Try to choose the style and color fit you best.

A Coutry, A Fashion

Traditional Fashion.

        Traditional fashion means every different country has their own traditional clothes and each of the traditional clothes have its own beauty.

Korean Traditional Clothes:

        Hanbok is Korean traditional clothes. Korean usually wears it on specific holidays for example: Tet holiday, moon festival, at wedding and when they pray to their ancestor. Hanbok is kind of hard to wear but when you know how to wear it, it’s really easy to wear and you look really beautiful when you wear hanbok.

Chinese Traditional Clothes:

        Cheongsam is Chinese traditional clothes. People mostly wear Cheongsam every time, everyday, especially women that 45 or more. Usually, girls wear red cheongsam for Tet holidays and boys wear blue. Cheongsam is not really hard to wear.

        

Japanese Traditional clothes:

       Kimono. Japanese usually wear kimono when they go to wedding or Tet holidays. They have to make up in Japanese way when they wear kimono to wedding. They have to make their face really white, really dark and short eyebrows, small red lips like a shape V and long eyeliners. That is the tradition beauty of the Japanese when they wear Kimono. Kimono is hard to wear since it has many coats of cloths. But once you know how to wear, you will look gorgeous in formal ceremonies or anniversaries. Kimono has changed after many generations.

 

Vietnamese Traditional clothes:

       Ao Dai is Vietnamese traditional clothes. Teachers in Vietnamese school wear Ao Dai, high school students wear Ao Dai to school, people wear Ao Dai in Tet holiday mostly. Ao Dai is really popular in Vietnam because it’s simple, easy to wear and it looks great on everyone. In wedding ceremony, the bride and the groom also wear Ao Dai. Vietnamese wear Ao Dai in formal anniversaries.

Each country has its traditional clothes. They are all beautiful for their own ways. If you know how to choose the style and color, you can be very lovely in your country's traditional clothes or the other countries' clothes.