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A bikini is a two-piece women's swimsuit consisting of a top that covers the breasts and a bottom that covers the pelvis while typically exposing the navel, with varying designs in coverage. Bikinis are commonly worn for swimming and beach activities, and the style and coverage options have made them a standard swimwear choice for women worldwide.
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The Moment Cannes Film Festival (And Brigitte Bardot) Launched The Bikini | British Vogue
The late Brigitte Bardot provoked a wave of global outrage when she posed for photos in a bikini during the 1953 Cannes Film Festival.
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El o la bikini o biquini (del inglés bikini y este del topónimo Bikini, un atolón situado en el Pacífico) es un traje de baño femenino compuesto por un sujetador y una braguita ceñida. Fue creado en 1946 por el ingeniero automovilístico francés Louis Reard. También se denomina biquini a la ropa interior femenina más pequeña que la habitual, parecida a la prenda de baño, salvo por la clase de tejido con que se realiza.
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