
A swimsuit for erstwhile ballerinas, who miss lacing up their shoes.
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Almost as scandalous as Rudi Gernreich’s monokini, this suspenders-as-suit from Canadian designer Reyhan Sofraci would make Bo Derek blush.
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This monokini’s pinwheel design makes it appropriate for lounging next to Miami pools with an Art Deco theme.
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A suit for the perennial argyle sweater and sock set.
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Bohéme Boutiques, a Key Biscayne swimwear boutique, kicked off Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim 2010 with a poolside show at The Raleigh Hotel in Miami, with a boho beaded version of the monokini.
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You’ll be swimming like a sea serpent in this high-necked suit from top Brazilian swimwear label Cia.Marítima.
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A psychedelic print, a plunging neckline and strategically placed strings make for a well-put-together package.
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An itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, stringy monokini from Mara Hoffman, who showed swimwear at MBFW Swim in Miami for the first time.
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The fisherman’s net goes futuristic in Sao Paulo-based Paola Robba’s design for Poko Pano.
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Red Carter, who partnered with Jessica Simpson to do a swimwear line for her eponymous collection, dubbed his latest swimwear collection “Rock and Roll Space Hookers Circa 1984.”
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Veronica de la Cruz, creative director and co-founder of V Del Sol, makes the monokini look polished with top ties knotted around grommets.
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