The ‘naked’ bikini trend is the latest to sweep Instagram – so will YOU rock it to the beach?

Summer is set to get racier! The ‘naked’ bikini trend is the latest to sweep Instagram – so will YOU rock it to the beach?

  • Naked swimwear is the latest trend to hit, and Instagram stars can’t get enough 
  • Flesh-coloured bikinis and one-piece suits give an illusion of being nearly nude
  • Australians embracing the naked look include Tash Oakley and Gemma Ward

Nearly naked swimwear is the latest trend to hit – and if social media is anything to go by, the look is set to be massive this summer.

Flesh-coloured swimmers have recently been spotted on Instagram being worn by Australian bikini bloggers Tash Oakley and Devin Brugman and model Gemma Ward.

The bathers are often cut in in a demure style, however, the fact they’re close in colour to your skin tone gives them a ‘nearly nude’ appearance. 

Others who’ve also been spotted wearing the dare-to-bare bathers include former Love Island Australia star Kim Hartnett, and Gold Coast influencer Tarsha Whitmore.

Australian bikini blogger Tash Oakley (pictured) reveals a demure ‘nearly nude’ two piece in hue that flatters her tan

Devin Brugman (pictured) flaunts her stunning curves in a pair of flesh-coloured swimmers

Top model Gemma Ward sports more demure swimmers in a tone that perfectly matches her skin tone

Fashion star Devin Brugman (pictured left) and top model Gemma Ward (pictured right) reveal how flattering the nearly-nude swimwear style is 

While the trend is just starting to take off as Australia enters into beach-going weather, reports show it’s been gaining ground for some time.

Supermodel Bella Hadid was one of the first to champion the look after she shared a photo of herself to Instagram in 2018 wearing a blush-hued two-piece by Storm.

While her snap, one of her lounging on a boat in a nude bikini earned her more than 900,000 likes the sartorial statement didn’t really come into its own until this year. 

Supermodel Bella Hadid was one of the first to champion the look after she shared a photo of herself to Instagram in 2018 wearing a blush-hued two-piece by Storm

Supermodel Bella Hadid was one of the first to champion the look after she shared a photo of herself to Instagram in 2018 wearing a blush-hued two-piece by Storm

According to Who What Wear, nearly-naked swimwear doesn’t just look good, it’s also one thought to be empowering for the wearer.

‘There isn’t anything gimmicky or overtly eye-catching about a flesh-tone suit,’ Aemilia Madden wrote for the publication.

‘But at a time where we’re championing the fact that our bodies aren’t objects of the male gaze, I can choose to wear a suit that exemplifies the fact that I’m comfortable in my own skin.’ 

Australian model Natalie Roser (pictured) wearing a flesh-coloured two-piece in a way that's not 'gimmicky or overtly eye-catching'

Australian model Natalie Roser (pictured) wearing a flesh-coloured two-piece in a way that’s not ‘gimmicky or overtly eye-catching’

The bathing suit style is also having a few racier moments and is proving a hit among those unafraid to take the look to another level. 

Recently, Australian fitness entrepreneur Tammy Hembrow caused headlines worldwide sharing a snap of herself posing in a clear-strap micro bikini. 

Although the ‘invisible’ bikini raised a few eyebrows, the bold outfit also won a slew of fans after she posted a snap to her 10,000 followers on Instagram.

Fitness entrepreneur Tammy Hembrow (pictured) has taken the nearly nude look to another level with the 'invisible bikini'

Fitness entrepreneur Tammy Hembrow (pictured) has taken the nearly nude look to another level with the ‘invisible bikini’ 

While one upset fan commented ‘why even wear a bikini at this point’, others were more supportive.

‘I think Tammy looks great all those hating are just jealous,’ wrote another.  



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