Different times bring different changes to us and everything, here are the changes that women swimsuits have done through the years
Before 18 century, there were no specific clothes to wear if you wanted to go to the beach and have a swim in the sea. It all started to change when moving and visiting other places and tourist attractions became more accessible to people.
At first, it was a bit difficult for women to undress and have a swim barely clothed. The society of that time was judgemental towards free and emancipated women.
We have collected 12 photos of different periods of history for you to see how our women have changed swimsuits from time to time.
1. from the 1910s.
The rising of railway transport made way for tourism to expand and flourish. The boom of tourism made people travel more and visit different resorts, but it was uncommon for them to get undressed to swim at the beach. The first swimsuit for women was a pair of wide pants and a dress.
2. Swimsuit from the 1920s.
The big change came at the Olympic games, held in 1912 The addition of swimming as one of the competing sports led to an immediate need for a new design of swimwear. The big pants and dresses could make the athletes not achieve great results. Women athletes were introduced first to the new swimsuits, making them show more of their bodies, like legs and arms.
3. Swimsuit from the 1930s
During this period, tanned skin became a trend, and women loved it. Swimwear didn’t experience very much change, but more accessories and colors were used by women. We have to say that men were still not allowed to wear short pants and reveal their hairy chests.
4. Swimsuit from the 1940s
The World War impacted people’s lives, even swimwear. They didn’t have the luxury to spend that much fabric on clothes. This was how 2 pieces of swimwear were invented. Also, women tried to always roll up their swimsuits to get better-tanned skin. An underwear businessman named louis created the first bikinis for women in 1946. At first, opinions were divided because people were not still used to revealing so much of their bodies.
5. Swimsuit from the 1950s
Bikinis were sensational, and women loved them very much because they attracted the hearts and souls of men. The first woman to be brave enough to wear such a body-relieving suit was Brigitte
6. Swimsuit from the 1960s
7. Swimsuit from the 1970s
8. Swimsuit from the 1980s
9. Swimsuit from the 1990s
10. Swimsuit from the 2000s
11. Swimsuit from the 2010s
Those years were a bit difficult for women because of the bandeau swimsuits without straps that would look good only on certain body types. Also, the monokini was back in fashion but could mess up your body tanning.
Fans were left in shock when global pop sensation Shakira unexpectedly took a tumble during a live performance. But it wasn’t the fall that made headlines — it was her reaction afterward that took the internet by storm.
Instead of panicking or pausing the show, Shakira got up with a dazzling smile and continued performing as if nothing had happened. With confidence and grace, she turned an awkward moment into an unforgettable display of professionalism and resilience.
The video of the incident has gone viral across social media, with millions praising her for her composure and unstoppable energy.
“Shakira doesn’t fall — she rises stronger!” one fan tweeted, echoing the admiration pouring in from around the world.
According to Article 222-13 of the French Penal Code, “an assault on a public official, including the President of the Republic, constitutes a criminal offense and is punishable by up to three years in prison and a fine of €45,000.”
And it is precisely such a “slap” that the entire internet is now talking about.
A viral video captured at Hanoi Airport during the arrival of French President Emmanuel Macron in Vietnam appears to show two hands — seemingly those of First Lady Brigitte Macron — striking her husband’s face just moments before he stepped off the presidential plane.
The footage spread rapidly online, sparking heated debate between those who saw it as a playful marital moment and others who interpreted it as a tense dispute caught on international cameras.
President Macron responded with a smile and an official wave, while Brigitte avoided his hand and leaned against the railing, further fueling speculation.
Under French law, although such an act would typically be prosecuted as a criminal offense, in this case, it would require the President himself to file a formal complaint to initiate legal proceedings — something highly unlikely under the current circumstances.
To add to the ambiguity, the Élysée Palace has expressed doubts about the authenticity of the video, suggesting it may have been altered or created using artificial intelligence (deepfake).
As the footage continues to circulate, one thing is certain — the moment has placed France’s First Lady squarely in the spotlight, raising both legal and ethical questions about what really happened on that airport runway.
Machine Gun Kelly is embracing fatherhood with pride, joy, and emotion. The 35-year-old rapper made a heartfelt appearance on the red carpet at the 2025 American Music Awards in Las Vegas, where he shared touching words about his newborn daughter with ex-partner Megan Fox.
“I’m just happy. It’s amazing,” MGK told Access Online, smiling as he added, “They have the most amazing smell… I was born to be a dad.”
The rapper, known for his edgy image and rockstar persona, showed a softer side as he gushed over the new addition to his family. In a separate interview with E! News, he revealed he wouldn’t be staying long at the awards show.
“My daughter has a little fever, so I’m just walking the carpet and heading straight home,” he said. “I need to give her my pheromones and help her heal.”
MGK and actress Megan Fox welcomed their baby girl on March 27, 2025. While the couple is no longer romantically together, they continue to co-parent their daughter. Fox is also mother to three sons from her previous marriage to actor Brian Austin Green.
Fans have applauded MGK for his hands-on and devoted approach to parenting, proving once again that behind the tattoos and stage persona lies a father full of love and care.
An Unusual Moment as Brigitte Macron Appears to Slap the President on Arrival in Vietnam
A surprising scene was captured on video following the arrival of the French presidential plane in Vietnam, showing what many believe to be Brigitte Macron slapping President Emmanuel Macron. The video quickly went viral, sparking a wave of speculation and commentary on social media.
In the footage, as the plane door opens and President Macron steps out, Brigitte’s hands are seen reaching towards his face in a gesture that appears like a slap — or possibly an affectionate pat. Macron’s odd facial expression and immediate reaction have fueled rumors of a brief marital dispute.
The Élysée Palace responded promptly, denying that the moment was anything serious, and described it as a “light, stress-relief moment” between the couple ahead of their official engagements. A presidential aide called it a “short quarrel” and stated such exchanges are common before state visits.
Following the incident, the couple is seen walking down the steps together, although Brigitte notably keeps her arm along the railing rather than holding Emmanuel’s — a small but noticeable deviation from their usual public appearances.
The strange exchange has attracted the attention of international media and online commentators, many of whom are speculating about the dynamics of the presidential couple’s relationship.
It’s official — Demi Lovato is a married woman! The multi-talented singer and former Disney Channel star tied the knot with Canadian musician Jordan “Jutes” Lutes this past weekend in a romantic and stylish ceremony held in California.
The love story between Demi and Jutes began in the most fitting place for two artists — the recording studio. The couple first met in January 2022 while collaborating on Demi’s album Holy Fvck. Their professional chemistry quickly turned into something more, and they’ve been inseparable ever since.
Fast forward nearly two years, and in December 2023, Jutes popped the question with a stunning pear-shaped diamond ring, specially designed by Teresa Panico of Material Good — a ring that perfectly reflected their modern yet classic love story.
This weekend, their journey as husband and wife officially began. Around 4:00 PM on Sunday, the couple exchanged heartfelt vows in an intimate ceremony surrounded by close friends and family. The event was kept relatively private, with only a few select details shared with the public — but those details were enough to take our breath away.
Demi walked down the aisle in a breathtaking pearl-colored gown by iconic British fashion house Vivienne Westwood. The dress, crafted from rich satin silk and featuring a dramatic corset structure, was the perfect blend of timeless elegance and rockstar edge — much like Demi herself.
“I’ve been in love with Vivienne Westwood designs for a long time,” Demi told Vogue, describing how the gown made her feel empowered, beautiful, and entirely herself on the big day.
Jordan, known for his effortlessly cool style, complemented Demi perfectly, and the couple looked completely at ease — deeply in love and glowing with happiness.
From their first musical collaboration to the moment they said “I do,” Demi and Jutes have shared a journey filled with creativity, healing, and deep emotional connection. Their love story proves that sometimes the best duets happen not just in music, but in life.
Here’s to a future filled with harmony, passion, and perhaps even more collaborations — in the studio and beyond. Congratulations to the happy couple!
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing accusations of hypocrisy after setting up a new staff structure that closely resembles that of the royal palace – the very institution they have publicly criticized for years.
According to MailOnline, the couple has reorganized their team, appointing Meredith Kendall Maines to lead a group of 11 staff members based in both Montecito and the United Kingdom. This organization will support their Archewell Foundation as well as their commercial ventures, including Meghan’s new lifestyle brand “American Riviera Orchard” and Harry’s upcoming projects. The move has raised many eyebrows.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams called the move “ironic,” pointing out that Harry harshly criticized similar royal structures in his memoir Spare. Meanwhile, author Tom Bower described it as a last-ditch effort “to keep their brand alive,” referring to the team as “an expensive group of bureaucrats, not a royal court.”
Amid this noisy reorganization, old controversies have resurfaced — including reports of high staff turnover and past bullying accusations, which Meghan has denied.
Will this reorganization be a successful turning point or just another attempt to stay relevant in the public eye? Time will tell.
Your body has its own way of warning you when something isn’t quite right. Health experts say there are several unusual signs that could point to underlying issues — and paying attention to them could make all the difference.
Viral Strange has put together a list of 10 surprising symptoms that might be your body’s way of saying, “Hey, something’s wrong!” Don’t ignore them:
A crawling sensation in your legs – This could be a symptom of Restless Leg Syndrome, often linked to neurological issues. Thickened skin – Unusual skin texture might indicate hormonal imbalances or skin disorders. Sudden change in handwriting or loss of smell – These can be early signs of Parkinson’s disease. Unexplained aggression or mood swings – May be tied to mental health concerns or even neurological conditions. Oversleeping regularly – Persistent fatigue could be a sign of thyroid problems or even depression. A ring around the iris (change in eye color) – This could suggest high cholesterol, especially in younger people. Constant cravings for salty foods – This may signal adrenal gland issues. Extreme fatigue and low sex drive – These could point to hormonal problems, anemia, or chronic fatigue syndrome. (Missing in your list — we can add one) Persistent headaches or blurry vision – Might indicate high blood pressure or vision issues. Chewing ice frequently – This odd habit can be linked to iron deficiency or anemia.
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On the morning of September 11, 2001, 20-year-old Aaron McLamb had just reached his office on the 10th floor of a building near the Brooklyn Bridge when disaster struck. A plane had slammed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center. As he watched in shock, a second aircraft crashed into the South Tower minutes later. Grabbing his camera, McLamb rushed to a bay window and began capturing the chaos unfolding before him.
One of the most unforgettable images he took that day shows a red FDNY fire truck—Ladder 118—racing across the Brooklyn Bridge, with plumes of black smoke billowing from the burning towers behind it. At the time, no one knew this photograph would become a symbol of bravery—and that the six firefighters on board were on their final call.
Ladder 118 was responding to an emergency in Lower Manhattan, unaware that the mission would end in tragedy. McLamb, an amateur photographer from North Carolina who had long admired firefighters and often passed by the Ladder 118 firehouse in Brooklyn Heights, never imagined his photo would capture such a poignant moment in history. “Not all heroes wear capes,” he later said.
McLamb had dreamed of being a firefighter himself and frequently chatted with the crew at the station. He often photographed Ladder 118 and shared his work on Instagram under the handle @rr_equipment_and_more. But the image he took on 9/11 would immortalize the heroism of the men aboard the truck.
From his high vantage point at the Jehovah’s Witness facility, McLamb saw the flames engulfing the North Tower. Moments later, around 9 a.m., a second jet veered into view and sliced into the South Tower. Acting on instinct, McLamb retrieved his camera from storage and began snapping photos.
“When I saw the fire trucks going across the bridge, I had to photograph them,” he recalled. “I had no idea those guys wouldn’t return. From where I was, everything felt distant—no crackling fire or creaking metal—just the sound of sirens echoing through the city.”
That haunting image of Ladder 118 speeding toward the disaster would soon be seen around the world.
The Heroes of Ladder 118 Following the second plane crash, firefighters Vernon Cherry, Leon Smith, Joey Agnello, Robert Regan, Pete Vega, and Scott Davidson left their station and headed into the smoke-filled streets of Lower Manhattan. They reached the Marriott World Trade Center Hotel, nestled between the Twin Towers, and rushed inside to help evacuate guests.
Survivors later described seeing the men from Ladder 118—identifiable by the number on their helmets—bravely running up the stairs. They were never seen alive again.
Bobby Graff, a former elevator mechanic at the Marriott, witnessed their final acts of courage. “They knew exactly what was happening,” he said. “And they went down with their ship. They weren’t going to leave until everyone was out. They must’ve saved hundreds of lives. I know they saved mine.”
Graff later shared with the firehouse how the team refused to abandon the building. Retired firefighter John Sorrentino added, “[Graff] heard the rumble of the tower collapsing and everyone ran. He was lucky to survive. He saw the looks on the faces of the Ladder 118 guys—they knew how bad it would end, but they stayed to save others.”
Some of the men’s remains were found close together, while others were recovered in the following days and weeks. The truck, last seen charging across the Brooklyn Bridge, was found mangled in the rubble. Two months later, rescue workers unearthed tools engraved with “Ladder 118.”
Honoring the Fallen Each of the six firefighters had a story—and a life full of love, service, and family.
Vernon Cherry, a 30-year FDNY veteran, was preparing to retire at year’s end. A father of three and talented wedding singer, he was known for his voice, always singing—whether walking up the stairs or in the locker room. Leon Smith, 48, was the driver of Ladder 118. A father of three, he treated his fire truck like a prized possession. “He called it his girlfriend,” said his mother Irene. Joseph Agnello, 35, was a devoted father of two who loved his family, his dogs, and a quiet life. “He didn’t need attention,” said his wife Vinnie Carla. “Most neighbors didn’t even know he was a firefighter.” Lt. Robert “Bobby” Regan, 48, had been a civil engineer but joined the FDNY to spend more time with his kids. “He was Mr. Mom,” said his wife, Donna. “We knew how lucky we were to have each other.” Pete Vega, 36, was a U.S. Air Force veteran who served in Desert Storm before becoming a firefighter in 1995. Just before the attack, he called his wife—mother to his children. “He’d clean our gutters and the neighbor’s too,” she remembered. Scott Davidson, 33, began his FDNY career in 1994. Known for his humor and love for Christmas, he left behind a son, comedian Pete Davidson. “When Dad says he’s coming to pick you up and doesn’t,” Pete once said, “you stop believing people.” Agnello, Cherry, and Vega were laid to rest side by side in Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery. “They were found together, and they should stay together,” said Agnello’s wife.
rr_equipment_and_more Ladder 118’s crew were among the 343 firefighters who died on 9/11—a loss that accounted for nearly half of all on-duty deaths in the FDNY’s 100-year history.
Sorrentino recalled how McLamb returned to the firehouse days later, bringing prints of his photos. The crew immediately recognized the truck—Ladder 118. McLamb’s photo would soon circulate globally, capturing the tragic final moments of six extraordinary men.
Years later, McLamb joined a Reddit thread to clarify the backstory behind the image. “I took this pic,” he wrote. “These guys were super nice. They always spoke to me when I passed the station. I had no idea they wouldn’t come back. I just admired their bravery heading in. Not all heroes wear capes.”
To the families, friends, and colleagues of the men of Ladder 118, may their courage and sacrifice never be forgotten. They gave everything in the line of duty—and saved countless lives in the process.
Please share this story to honor their memory and thank all the emergency workers who selflessly serve our communities.
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