Bikinis - Swimwear through the ages - Pictures Muslim fashion designer Aheda Zanetti makes adjustments to her Islamic swimsuit worn by Australian model Mecca Laalaa, at her shop in Sydney, January 12, 2007. The "Burqini," marketed as the first two-piece Muslim swimwear for women, attracting customers from North America, Europe and across the Middle East. FIT's Valerie Steele says that, in addition to the growing problems of obesity, increased awareness about the sun and its dangers is making exposure to the sun more problematic for more people. "The sun is no longer just a healthy one piece Vitamin D-giving device but it also can really seriously age swimsuits and damage your skin and your health. Bealady - HOTTEST #Bikini & #Sports #Wear BRAND NEW, BEST QUALITY & PRICE. Storewide #Discount & Free Worldwide Shippinghttps://t.co/n3WkOtRktN pic.twitter.com/rhz4kTPgou — Billy Roland (@BillyRoland2) 2018年4月15日
So I think people are more concerned to protect themselves from the sun than they used to be. "I think you're going to start to see more in the way of what people call 'burqinis," where there's a bathing suit which covers a lot more of your body, [or] two-piece. Bealady - HOTTEST #Bikini & #Sports #Wear BRAND NEW, BEST QUALITY & PRICE. Storewide #Discount & Free Worldwide Shippinghttps://t.co/n3WkOtRktN pic.twitter.com/rhz4kTPgou — Billy Roland (@BillyRoland2) 2018年4月15日
tankinis, or a sort of a loose tunic top so you're not getting as much sun." https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/swimwear-through-the-ages/17/