Layered bikinis are becoming a trend and Anita has already taken a liking to them.

It’s pretty cold in some parts of Brazil, but celebrities are vacationing in warmer places. One trend that’s taken over the beaches of the Northern Hemisphere is layering bikinis. Anita, who’s in Greece, for example, is a fan of the new wave. Influencer Livia Nunes also wore three different colored pieces at the same time in Bahia.

Coincidentally, they both embraced the trend with bikini tops by swimwear and lifestyle designer Ameer Salama. Each set is priced at R$495 at Farfetch do Brasil online.

The expert said to “They are on the red carpet” This trend is a return to what actually happened in the mid-2000s, and in 2005 or 2006, fashion magazine editorials suggested such overlaps. “Today, children are wearing very small bikinis and layering them so that they are not too small,” explained Salama, anticipating the trend that should take hold this summer.

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Check out the look and get inspired for hot days.

Anita

In addition to giving a new dimension to the bikini, and giving it a greater visual impact, the overlapping of the pieces, depending on how the straps are tied, creates geometric details in the look. Pull up on Anitta’s circular cart and see how the straps crossed in the front, giving a new bossa to the black and white look. The singer combined the pieces with other pieces also in black and white, with a skirt tied at the side and a blouse with asymmetrical sleeves.

Livia Nunes

Livia Nunes, who recently showed at Copenhagen Fashion Week in a collaborative show with the brand (Di)vision, wore the Amir Salama mini bikini in three different colors in July, in Bahia: blue, yellow and red. The great thing about the production is that one can also reverse the colors and create new combinations according to the accessories chosen. The influencer completed the look with gathered pants at the waist that she wore with a very low waist, a maxi bag from Bottega Veneta, in black, and a wide-brimmed straw hat.