Jennifer Lopez, the 51-year-old multi-talented celebrity, recently showed off her incredible physique on a beautiful tropical beach. She rocked a stylish burgundy bikini from an Australian swimwear brand that didn’t break the bank. Jennifer wore the Macia set from Triangl, a popular brand located near Bondi Beach in Sydney. While enjoying a vacation in Turks and Caicos with her fiancé Alex Rodriguez, she looked absolutely fabulous in the $135 two-piece. Thanks to her dedication to dancing, workouts, and performances, her toned body was on full display in the grape-colored bikini. To stay protected from the sun, she topped off her look with a trendy $875 Dior bucket hat, exuding happiness in her glowing beach attire.
Just last week, Jennifer Lopez was seen looking fabulous in a chic $875 Dior bucket hat paired with a trendy $135 bikini from the Australian swimwear brand Triangl, while relaxing on a beach in Turks and Caicos.
For those Down Under who want to get their hands on the same bikini, you can find it in sizes XXS to XL on the brand’s official website. If you’re lucky enough to be in Sydney, you can also check it out at the flagship store on Campbell Parade in North Bondi.
Founded in 2012 by Craig Ellis and Erin Deering, Triangl quickly gathered a fan base of famous admirers thanks to its innovative neoprene design, which was once hailed as the ‘world’s most popular bikini’. The brand was a hit in the summer of 2015, with celebs like Beyoncé, Kendall Jenner, Chiara Ferragni, and Victoria’s Secret models such as Joan Smalls and Frida Aasen rocking their swimwear.
The well-known mother of two, who shares 12-year-old twins, Max and Emme, with her ex-husband Marc Anthony, was spotted enjoying a swim in the crystal clear waters while sporting a gorgeous swimsuit.
With a daily sale of around 1,500 bikinis, the company raked in an impressive estimated revenue of $60 million in just one year. The following year, they released a popular $107 velvet one-piece swimsuit that quickly sold out. The 2018 spring/summer collection featured velvet separates, including 1990s-inspired bikinis in vibrant colors like black, aquamarine, and neon pink. Priced at $135 for a set, significantly lower than other high-end designer brands, customers have continued to snatch them up even three years later.
