51-year-old Jennifer Lopez, a multi-talented superstar, flaunted her stunning figure on a tropical beach recently in an affordable burgundy bikini from an Australian swimwear brand. The ageless beauty sported the $135 Macia set from Triangl, a well-known brand based near Bondi Beach in Sydney, while vacationing in Turks and Caicos with her fiancé Alex Rodriguez. Her toned physique, maintained over the years through dancing, workouts, and performances, was accentuated by the grape-colored two-piece. To protect herself from the sun, she donned a $875 Dior bucket hat, radiating contentment in her glistening swimwear.
Last week, Jennifer Lopez was spotted rocking a stylish $875 Dior bucket hat and a trendy $135 bikini from the Australian swimwear label, Triangl, while lounging on a beach in Turks and Caicos.
For those in Australia interested in purchasing the bikini, it is available in sizes XXS to XL on the brand’s official website. Alternatively, lucky residents of Sydney can also visit the flagship store located on Campbell Parade in North Bondi.
Established in 2012 by Craig Ellis and Erin Deering, Triangl quickly gained a following of celebrity admirers due to its unique neoprene design, which was once dubbed the ‘world’s most popular bikini’. The brand was prominently featured as the go-to swimwear for the summer of 2015, as it graced the bodies of stars such as Beyoncé, Kendall Jenner, Chiara Ferragni, and several Victoria’s Secret models like Joan Smalls and Frida Aasen.
The famous mom of two, who has 12-year-old twins named Max and Emme with her former husband Marc Anthony, is seen enjoying a dip in the turquoise ocean wearing a stunning swimsuit.
Selling around 1,500 bikinis daily brought in an impressive estimated revenue of $60 million for the company in just one year. The following year saw the addition of a popular $107 velvet one-piece swimsuit that quickly sold out. The 2018 spring/summer collection introduced velvet separates, including 1990s-inspired bikinis in bold colors like black, aquamarine, and neon pink. Priced at $135 for a set, much lower than other trendy designer labels, customers have continued to snatch them up even three years later.
