Anyone that remembers the Australian book and TV series Puberty Blues would appreciate the nostalgic coastside vibes of the '70s. Similar to coveting the cool-girl beach vibe, local label Zulu & Zephyr have released their new collection of swimwear that'll make you want to take up surfing and hit the beach immediately. Founders of the label, Candice Rose-O'Rourke and Karla Rose were inspired by their mum's lifestyle in the 70s for their newest collection, called "Golden". It harks back to days where times were simple, and hanging out with your bestie at the beach was everything.
What to expect? High-quality swimwear and design features that embody the '70s era. Think: High-cut briefs, pastel and neutral tones, and vintage stripe prints. There's no need to fuss about accessorising when you wear this swimwear, just grab your towel and hit the beach barefoot and let the salt water and sun take over.
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Related: Why It Wouldn't Be Weird to Shop a Bikini Today (in the Middle of Winter)
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Ribbed textured lycras make for a flattering choice.
A curved high-cut bikini is authentically '70s.
Opening images: Zulu & Zephyr
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