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- Originally referred to a woman wearing only the bottom portion of a bikiniEverything Bikini: Monokini
- Term first used by fashion designer Rudi GernreichEverything Bikini: Monokini
- Debut: 1964Everything Bikini: Monokini
- Gernreich sold 3,000 monokinis in the first seasonEverything Bikini: Monokini
- Popular in Europe
- Modern monokinis mimic the cut of a bikini, in a one-piece suit
- Commonly features cut out portions of the suit along the sides
- Worn by celebrities, including Paris Hilton and Jessica AlbaE! Online: Mondo Monokinis Fashionising: Keeping Some Mystery with the Monokini
- Produced by numerous brands, including Target and Victoria's Secret
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Originally used to describe the bottom portion of a bikini worn alone, modern monokinis combine the styling of a bikini with the form of a one-piece swimsuit.Everything Bikini: Monokini
Modern monokinis became more popular in the late 2000s after celebrities, including Paris Hilton, Jessica Alba and Eva Longoria Parker, were photographed wearing them.E! Online: Mondo Monokinis Fashionising: Keeping Some Mystery with the Monokini
Top 10 Monokinis
In a May 2009 interview with FOX News, Playboy model and actress America Olivo picked out her 10 must-have monokinis for the season. Among the selections included suits by Love True Love, Sauvage, Live in Cyn, OndadeMar, Ujena, Gideon, Red Carter and L*Space.FOX News: Playboy Pin-Up America Olivo Picks Her Top 10 Monokinis for SummerHistory
Austrian designer Rudi Gernreich debuted the monokini in 1964, but the revealing nature was snubbed by some. The original design featured only a panty bottom, with two slim straps over the shoulders, leaving the breasts exposed. Despite the risque style, Gernreich sold 3,000 suits at $24 each in the first season. Gernreich went on to design other revealing swimsuit styles, including the thong.Everything Bikini: MonokiniAbout this page
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