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The Modern Materialist

Bikini Without That Annoying “Up Your Butt” Thing

Posted by Alex Zalben



Being a dude*, I don’t really have a huge problem with underwear crawling up my butt. However, if Sarah Chalke is to be trusted (and she is), this is a huge problem for women. That’s why, women, I give you the Bikini Pants.

The Bikini Pants give you that “My bikini is way over my waistline, ‘cause my pants are so low,” look all you ladies crave, without actually wearing any bikini or underwear, which, interestingly, is the look all dudes crave.

A couple more pictures, and then the pricing:





[$88, Sanna’s Brazil Fashion]

[Via Trendhunter]

*Though, given the content of my posts, that might be kind of unclear.


+ DIGG + DEL.ICIO.US + REDDIT
Posted Apr 21 2008, 12:30 PM
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Comments

saraswank said:

That is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

April 21, 2008 12:35 PM

eurrapanzy said:

i've dated two girls who modeled, but i swear, i can't picture them or anyone else wearing these.

April 21, 2008 10:11 PM

D La G said:

hmm.. the only people who i can imagine thinking these are a good idea are girls who do not look like the girl in this picture...

April 22, 2008 8:05 PM

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    Wendy Atterberry is a recent transplant to New York City via Chicago. You can often find her at some karaoke dive bar singing her repertoire, which includes "Midnight Train to Georgia," "Daniel," and most recently, "Sweet Dreams." Don't expect her to always hit the right notes. She lives in Manhattan with her boyfriend and two cats, and has a blog like everyone else.

    Alex Zalben is a writer living in New York City. He's written for McSweeney's, Modern Humorist and PulpSecret.com. As one-fifth of the sketch comedy group Elephant Larry, he has been written up in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and pretty much every other major publication. Their blog was named one of PC Magazine's Top Blogs for 2007, and they recently won an ECNY Award for their viral short, "Minesweeper: The Movie." Alex did not know love until he bought his first Mac.

    Steph Auteri is a freelance just-about-everything, with a special fondness for home goods she can't afford. She has been published in Publishers Weekly, New York Press and Nerve. She runs the blog selfhelpme.net, and her work can be found at stephiswrite.com.

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