This suit looked very nice wet !

how times change...
 

Empire Games 1935: http://mp.natlib.govt.nz/image/?imag...profile=access

pix maybe not so limited...
 

This speedo would appear to comply on side seam requirement and showing glutes and tunnel as well - and so relates also to posts in other threads (and looks like we also have a double presentation of the guy):
http://25.media.tumblr.com/5c6e4f607...yfmo1_1280.jpg

And the fuller picture: http://31.media.tumblr.com/7ae11468b...mwvno1_500.jpg

also impressive....
 

I like this one - side seams comply - and some Apollo too: http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6...bi9io1_500.jpg

re. post#23
 

PS: any observant readers want to say something about bracelet?

#23 is a very good model, the whole presentation of body and swimsuit was very perfect.

#24 I love this black suit or same type very much !

post #23 pics
 

Definetely have to agree with NJHunk about the model is post 23 pics. He's got the perfect bod for the suit.

Any ideas who manufactures the suit?

I like the way the threading is quite prominent on the fabric itself. It seems to give it more definition

I suspect that it is home made, the suit should have been finished with a straight stitch or even 2 parallel straight stitches, but they used a zigzag instead. It has been specially made for him to look as if it is falling off his body using fairly tight fabric and slack elastic.

This suit was made to be photographed, nothing in the 2 pictures is accidental, in the poolside shot the model has been oiled, his bikini wetted in the pool and carefully pulled on to order, then he was sprayed with water from a gun for the exact desired result.

Any offers to rub in the oil or hold the spray gun for the next photo shoot?

good point...
 

Zigzag stitching caught my eye as something out of the ordinary ( I would even go so far as to be suspicious of a bit of photoshop on this model's second image).
LOL, whatever - it seems to serve for pulling several recent posts together.

Both Prevail sport & Skin zwear use "ZIGZAG" stitching. But true the zigzag stitching on the suit in #23 photo was looking really bad. Fabric wise, it may be a bodybuilding posing suit. You can search some bodybuilders wore these type of fabric on stage competitions.