Firstly, snaps to Sports Illustrated model Tori Praver for starting her own business, after all modeling isn’t a long term job unless you’re Kate Moss. And let’s face it, not many models are. So it is almost fitting at the model who hails from Maui, Hawaii launched her own swimwear range.
But I have a bone to pick with her.
For someone who said she knows swimwear and “what women are looking for in a bikini” the bikini bottoms look great on models and guys would surely love the extra cheek revealed in the g-string-brief bottom cross (aka the Cheekie according to Victoria’s Secret), but what would they look on regular people with hips and maybe holding on to little extra winter weight?
Unfortunately the bikini bottoms already look like they are giving Praver and the model in her Summer 2010 campaign a wedgie, so I would hate to put on her bikini bottoms then hit the surf or swim. But… “that’s exactly what my suits are made for, they allow you do it all.”
What do you think of the Tori Praver Swimwear bikini bottoms?
[Images: Models.com & ToriPraverSwimwear.com]
I love this bikini! I think that most girls in college should be able to wear these swimsuits with out any problems. There is also a huge international market (i.e. Brazil) that is willing to wear these bottoms!
I love these suits. I think when there is too much material in the back it makes the rear look bigger or diaper butt.
I have a pair of her bottoms and I love them!
I live in Hawaii and I live in my swim suit. There is a trick to making your bottom look smaller and it is to wear a smaller bottom or less coverage. Try it before you comment…xoxo
I agree, that cheesy fabric leaves much to be desired. That’s a fit issue and the pattern needs to be adjusted to compensate for the coverage.