Diane’s Beachwear: From Manhattan to everywhere
Have fun in the sun in this neon stunner! It features an adjustable tie front closure, and a luxurious gold chain detail on back and along the hips. This razor back top not only supports and enhances cleavage but shows your swim strokes off in style! (L*Space: Sensual Solid Sexy Racerback & Sensual Solid Catwalk Hipster) Brilliant colors and splashes of light set the mood for this season’s swim preview. This summers looks come alive in a sizzling walk against the Hermosa Beach nightscape. by Kristie Jorfald. Diane’s Beachwear began in spring of 1962. Their first store was Mickie’s Swim Shop next to the Manhattan Beach Pier. The tiny, 150-square-foot store opened by Diane’s mother Mickie Bandle. The store was outgrown in a very short period of time and was relocated to a larger location just one block up. Diane’s custom made bikinis were the talk of the town. Each customer was fitted right there in the store and the bikini was then hand-sewn just above the store. The daring bikinis were an inch below the waist with crossover, reversible triangle tops, which were all the rage in 1962. Little girls could also have a suit custom made to match mom’s. Diane Biggs took over the company…
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