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You’ve probably heard of the G spot, along with how it’s the “key” to achieving an earth-shattering vaginal orgasm. But is it real? Honestly, it’s complicated. However, another revealing bikini style that appeared at the famous runway show is now getting a lot of attention online after it was shared by the model who wore it. The ultra tiny cossies are now set to be the next big thing after numerous brands showcased different versions at the annual swimwear showcase. Ema Savahl collaborated with a water brand named after the Māori word for ‘morning star’. Picture: Thomas Concordia/Getty Images Ema Savahl, a US-based designer who owns the namesake fashion brand, has led the way with “minimal” bikinis, showing off a variety of flesh-baring two-pieces on the runway.

Introducing the “Slash” string bikini: a risque string design which effectively leaves nothing to the imagination.Swimwear designers have been slowly adopting “minimalism” in their creations, which for many, means simple, no fuss creations. The popular new skimpy design has been showcased multiple times at the annual swimwear event. Picture: Thomas Concordia/Getty Images The steamy show, which took place on Saturday night, was the brainchild of Joel Alvarez, a designer dubbed “The King of Tape.”