
The gorgeous lineup includes “Twinkle Angel” and “Petite Swan” designs.
Since their debut two years ago, Japanese lingerie brand Feast has had enormous success with their beautiful lingerie collections, especially designed for women with “Cinderella Busts”, which generally run from AAA – A cup sizes. While their undergarments look beautiful, with no added wires or padding in the bras, the outfits are incredibly comfortable too. Now the company is taking this design philosophy over to the world of swimwear, with a new range of swimsuits that celebrate and flatter smaller physiques.
▼ The one-piece swimsuit in the range is called the “Petite Swan”, and is available in two different colours, blue or white.
There are plenty of gorgeous design details here, including front and back cross-over straps, a pretty ribbon bow, and a halter neck tie.
The beautiful skirt-style silhouette brings feminine curves to slim hips, while the frilled detail at the top of the outfit is flattering for small breasts.
▼ The two-piece in the collection is called the “Twinkle Angel”.
▼ This cute take on a bikini is available in either pink or black.
▼ The outfit features a top with a ruched bustline, frilled shoulder straps and a crossover halter neck.
▼ The detachable skirt gives you the option of covering up, making for a versatile outfit.
The Petite Swan swimwear retails for 15,480 yen (US$151.70), while the Twinkle Angel two-piece costs 16,300 yen. If you’re in Japan between 26 July – 8 August, you can try on the swimsuits at the Feast pop-up store at La Foret in Harajuku. Otherwise, the range is available to shoppers worldwide from 16 July via their official online store, which offers international shipping.













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