The phrase "bathing suit by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the brand or designer of a bathing suit, or to specify who the bathing suit belongs to. Example: "I love my new bathing suit by Calvin Klein. It fits perfectly and looks great on me."
The same is true of Miggie Minnegerode modeling a bathing suit by Mabs in 1939.
It doesn't mean that I still don't wear a bathing suit by the beach, but other things take its place.
GRÈS ANATOMY This bathing suit by the Abaeté designer Laura Poretzky was inspired by Madame Grès's draping technique.
The exhibition shows all this through a wonderful array of carefully selected objects: a wool bathing suit by Sonia Delaunay, clever use of archival footage and the world's first mass-produced fitted kitchen, the Frankfurt Kitchen of 1927, which was emblematic of the new vitality.
Ms. Cuthrell uses her yellow chiffon scarf (available at Malia Mills, 199 Mulberry Street, near Kenmare Street, for $32) and cotton print sarong by Hermes, which she bought in Paris in the spring, to accessorize her simple creme-de-menthe-color bathing suit by Chanel ($285 at Bloomingdale's).
Megan wears bathing suit by Avsh Alom Gur, shoes by Dr Martens and tiara, stylist's own.
He made the journey in a wire mesh bathing suit fortified by spirits supplied by Professor Beckwith, the swimming impresario; his feat would not be repeated for 36 years.
Bathing suit and cap by Speedo, bracelet by Exhibitionist.
Mankini: man bathing suit.
Through Aug. 5. "Making Waves: Vintage Bathing Suits and Boardwalk Attire," bathing suits worn by men and women from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
June 7 through Oct. 7. "Making Waves: Vintage Bathing Suits and Boardwalk Attire," bathing suits worn by men and women from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
