Being sexy and glamorous even on the beach.
This is the diktat of bathing fashion that pushes to make of monokini and quadranga the must of 2008 summer.
Discovering the body in an eccentric way, this is the idea behind the hazardous design of these swimsuits that have been designed by the creatives of fashion a couple of years ago.
To draw the eyes of many, this is the clear objective of those who want to wear them.
If monokini and quadranga want to revolutionize the customs of swimsuit, there is a good chance that they will cause some hormonal risings… Scanties as they are, perhaps they will require a preventive strict diet.
But given that, on time with the arrival of spring, diet is already a fixed appointment for many people, maybe it is worthwhile generously showing the results that have been reached.
The quadranga was born in a studio of Spanish designers and owes its name to the quadrilateral form of the tanga. A string supports the additional side by passing above the hip. Suitable for anyone who wants to set off a nice side b and a strictly flat belly, it exists in female and male version.
The monokini is the (very) less sober and serious version of the one piece swimsuit, that has been transformed in two bands that are held together by a central ring. Suitable for those who have a breast neither little nor too big and who fiercely want to set off the décolleté, till now it is designed only in the female version.
On the fashion walkways they have created a good impression.
The fashion victims, impatient, are preparing to wear them.
Who knows that, according to forecasts of fashion gurus, towards the end of August the most common seafarers would not pluck up courage and would not go to the beach in monokini and quadranga.
The suntun this summer will be even odd but very glamorous, and then if it is true that nothing ventured, nothing gained…
The beach of Riccione, which has always been one of the most trendy and fashion summer’s destination, will be an important sandwalkway to show the extravagant swimsuits.