World War II, liberation and the bikini: The history of the bikini

French designer Louis Reard introduced the world to the bikini on July 5, 1946.
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World War II, liberation and the bikini: The history of the bikini and how its creation relates to our world today

National Bikini Day: Who invented the bikini? French engineer Louis Réard designed the skimpy swimsuit - The Washington Post

Fashion on the Ration: The Evolution of the Bikini, The National WWII Museum

5 things about the bikini, which turns 70 this week, Women News - AsiaOne

The Bikini and the Beats: Sizzling Summer Exhibits in Paris

A protest in three small triangles: The rebellious history of the bikini

Why Every Woman Should Celebrate Bikini Day

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History of Swimsuits - Swimwear for Women, Men & Competition

The History of the Bikini: Clothing as Evidence of Female Oppression – Retrospect Journal

The history of the bikini and the one piece swimsuit – Sirena Elite

Bikini introduced, July 5, 1946

National Bikini Day – home4tina

The Origin of The Bikini

The Itsy Bitsy, Teenie Weenie, Atomic Bikini — The Fashion Studies Journal