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The ‘sexy’ hairy chest one-piece swimsuit
06.12.2017
03:38 pm
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You know, I just might buy one of these “hairy” one-piece bathing suits. Someone has to, right? I nominate myself. WHY not?

(I can think of tons of reasons, I’ll bet you can, too.)

There’s not too much information about this swimwear. The suits are $44.95 and sizes range from XS - XXL here.

Enjoy!


 
via Anorak

Previously on Dangerous Minds:
Pentagram bikini and one-piece bathing suits: Gothy swimwear for witchy women
You sexy devil: Satanic pentagram bikini

Posted by Tara McGinley
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06.12.2017
03:38 pm
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Pentagram bikini and one-piece bathing suits: Gothy swimwear for witchy women
05.22.2013
10:59 am
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For all your devilish swimwear needs Etsy shop MASSblack has designed one-piece bathing suits and bikinis festooned with pentagrams. They are, of course, all in black.


 
Via Nerdcore

Posted by Tara McGinley
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05.22.2013
10:59 am
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TR-909 Rhythm Composer and Technics SL-1210MK2 Turntable swimsuits

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I kinda like these not-your -average, run-of-the-mill one-piece swimsuits by Etsy shop thePussPuss. According to the write-up, they’re “Made in the EU with love using top quality fabric from Italy.”

If the two swimsuits pictured above and below don’t pique your interests, thePussPuss offers other designs including: APC 40 Controller, Korg KM 202 Mixer, Atari Falcon 030, and the Clavia Nord Modular Classic.

Me, I’m holding out for one with a vintage VCS 3 synth, like Eno used.

All the swimsuits mentioned are retailing for $98.00.
 
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Via Dressed Like Machines

Posted by Tara McGinley
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05.03.2012
12:44 pm
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Vintage Fashion: Swimming Caps from the 1950s
09.30.2011
09:45 am
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There is a wonderful richness of color to Pathé‘s news reels that is sadly lacking in our digital age. A warmth of lipstick reds, and oil painting hues, that is quite difficult to resist. This is a 1950’s fashion show of swimming caps against a Punch and Judy background, so beautifully surreal it could have been lifted straight out of a David Lynch movie.
 

 
Via the Pathé Fashion Archive
 

Posted by Paul Gallagher
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09.30.2011
09:45 am
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