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June 5th, 2009

Strange Swimwear: Beach Couture’s double bikini bottoms

Thong-bikini

Is anyone else uncomfortably reminded of Sanna's bikini jeans, here? Or, you know, just plain uncomfortable?

The top half of the bikini is obviously fine: we have no problems with it, so it appears here only as a witness in the Strange Case of the Double Bikini Bottoms. Why do they exist? Because these briefs appear to have been designed to create the appearance that either:

a) you're wearing two pairs of them (WHY?)

or

b) you're wearing knickers underneath your bikini (again: WHY? And even if there was a reason for that, why would you want people to know about it by making the knickers visible?)

We're confused. Can anyone unconfuse us?

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6 Responses to “Strange Swimwear: Beach Couture’s double bikini bottoms”

  1. M says:

    Sorry, can’t unconfuse you – at first I thought: “well, this is just a basic black bikini?”. Looks strange, but I’ve seen worse: the horrible jeans WITH something that looks like jeans thong attached to it. (I think I’ve seen here some place..)

  2. M – the jeans you’re talking about are the ones linked in the first line of the post

  3. Diandra says:

    Hurrah, now i’ll never have to choose between wearing a bikini and wearing underwear. Finally!

  4. MizzJ says:

    It’s for those people who are in love with that “hawt” look of having their thongs sticking out of their pants.

  5. Victoria says:

    My guess is that it’s just a cut-gone-wrong kind of deal. Maybe the bottoms were supposed to have some sort of high-waist double tie thing going on for a sexy attempt, but in this case, the lower “tie” was cut pretty wide, making it look like a second pair of bottoms.

  6. Surita says:

    Perhaps…they’re like, reversible. Sexy with the one on, casual with the other. Then wear them both if you forgot to shave an want to cover more hair.
    That’s all I got.
    And also, wtf?

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