Louis Réard invented the bikini 70 years ago. Now his label is relaunching, with styles based on the original designs
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Image of FRENCH BIKINI, 1956. - A Model Shows Off A Bikini Designed By Louis Reard In France. Photographed In 1956. From Granger - Historical Picture Archive
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NEWSTALK1010 on Twitter: "On this day in 1946: A French automotive engineer debuted a new two-piece bathing suit: the bikini. Louis Réard thought the suit was so "explosive" he named it after
FIDM Museum - Parlez-vous bikini? It's #BikiniDay, and while a scanty swimsuit nowadays barely raises an eyebrow, that hasn't always been the case. In 1946, two French designers—Jacques Heim and Louis Réard—both
