Sheer micro swimsuits.

Teeny weeny micro-kini.

Sheer micro swimsuits are overkill!

That’s what I was thinking while looking through catalogues full of models in fishnet swimsuit designs.

I have seen so many exotic swimsuits bikinis since I started life as a wannabe photographer, but sports illustrated swimsuits take the cake for most revealing swimsuits ever (if you don’t believe me, just look at the sports illustrated swimsuit 2007).

I wish my exams were delayed so I can attend some of the wet swimsuit models competitions. The last time I attended, there were a couple of swimsuit oops that happened on stage.

You know, sheer micro swimsuits snapping loose, extreme swimsuits creating uncomfortable wedgies, painted swimsuits running and smudging in the most unexpected places, exotic swimsuits losing their form (and designs) at the chest area... those kinds of swimsuit oops.

My friends are convinced I’m the jinx of exotic swimsuits bikinis competitions, and I can’t help but agree.

Rhapsody in tight white.

Wouldn’t it be nice if I jinxed the fishnet swimsuit models and everything they’re wearing just unfurled and came off on stage?

What color of sheer micro swimsuits is your favourite? For me it’s white. I know it would hardly matter if that type of tiny swimsuit were colored or not, but you know how it is with the color white.

It’s so virginal that it makes even the trashiest vixen look like an innocent waif waiting for her handsome savior prince. But the color of a swimsuit should always bring out a model’s features.

For instance, Marisa Miller would really look great in royal blue with sequins (that is, if you can fit some more sequins on a piece of string). Beyonce would look great in gold.

Although, I have to admit, the perfect swimsuit can only be obtained by painting it on or pasting it on the model.

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