Monokini Swimwear - Unikini Swimsuits

Whether you dare to bare or are seeking sleek, sophisticated styling in your beachwear, a monokini swimsuit can fulfil all your needs. Many celebrities have adorned the monokini in recent years. This includes Giselle Bundchen, Britney Spears, and Jessica Alba. This is similar to the popularity boost given to the American Flag Bikini in recent years.

In 1964 the monokini came into existence with the help of a fashion designer by the name of Rudi Gernreich. The original design, also referred to as a unikini, was much more revealing than today’s designs as it exposed the breasts. Today's unikinis cover the breasts and are available in a wide variety of designs. Perhaps you fancy a v-neck or halter-neck. Alternately you may like a bandeau or triangle style. If you wear swimsuits regularly, it is a great option to have different suits for different occasions or moods.

If your tastes lean towards designer swimwear, you may want to consider the Aguaclara Selva monokini. The zebra print of this suit is striking and the top and bottom is attached with a wooden ring at each hip. The abdomen is exposed here.

The Pisces swimsuit, designed by Cia Maritima, is a fishy ensemble. The suit is covered with fish scale patterns in a variety of shades of greens. The top of this suit is very concealing, while the sides are open. It ties at both hips and behind the neck.

L Space offers the Audrina trikini with adjustable gold straps and an extremely low neck line. Comfort is key with this suit. It is a halter-neck suit and the bottom cinches around the back.

Designer Jessika Allen makes a denim monokini that covers more of the body than some suits do. This monokini features a denim panel down the front flanked by an eye-catching design in orange and blue, with the design continuing on the molded push-up cups. To avoid any embarrassing situations there is two ties on this monokini. One is behind the neck and the other is behind the back.

Choosing a swimsuit that accentuates your body's assets is important. For women with long torsos or natural curves, the monokini swimsuit is a great choice. It will be slightly more difficult to find a proper fitting monokini if you are top heavy or bottom heavy. The problem of excess fabric in the stomach area is also a possibility if the monokini does not fit well. Make sure you can wear your swimsuit with confidence by trying it on at the store before buying it and taking it home. A monokini can become loose during strenuous physical activity. To combat this problem, find a suit that is fully adjustable.

Choosing a monokini or an American flag bathing suit is a "can't miss" decision. You will look astonishing in any design that you choose.