When I ask you to think about what a swimsuit from the 1930s looks like, you probably picture a suit in boring black, right? Me too. That's why these photos from 1930 blew me out of the water (ha ha, no pun intended!). Today, part 1 of 1930 swimsuit heaven. Take note of the beach shoes and sandals, as well as the swim caps.
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My favorite comes with a matching cape!
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend!
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This one has an op-art feel. Check out how the black strap extends into the suit.
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Low cut!
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This one has a squid or octopus type design on the front....
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...that extends to the back.
And you all know that if you're looking for an authentic vintage swimsuit, you should be shopping at my sister Pam's site,
Glamoursurf.com, right?