Breast bikini ever? Go 'topless' in nipple swimwear that looks like naked boobs

FORGET going topless on the beach - a new nipple bikini lets you flash your assests without getting yourself arrested BIT NIPPY? A new bikini top with nipple details has been launched [INSTAGRAM/THETATATOP]

If you want to be daring on the beach this summer but are too shy to strip off, new nipple-patterned swimwear could be the perfect compromise.
The string bikini, designed to look like a natural pair of boobs, was created by Chicago-based feminists Robyn Graves and Michelle Lytle. And it means you can maintain your modesty while daring to "bare".

The TaTa Top is a skin-coloured bikini with nipple details and gives the very convincing illusion of toplessness.

NAKED: The skin-coloured swimwear makes it look like you're topless [INSTAGRAM/THETATATOP]

The cheeky swimwear, which comes in an array of skin tones, costs $28 per top, with $5 of each sale put towards a breast cancer research foundation.
The designers have said that they created the swimwear range in the hopes that it would "desexualize" the nipple.
On their website Robyn and Michelle said: "The only excitement that comes from seeing breasts is that you are conditioned to think they are something special, something to be protected and kept hidden.
"In reality they are excess breast tissue growing into varying sized balls that you have to buy expensive support for and that throw you off balance when you run."

BOOB: The Ta Ta top has been made in reaction to the Free The Nipple campaign [INSTAGRAM/THETATATOP]

BARING ALL: The bikini was designed by Chicago-based feminists Robyn Graves and Michelle Lytle [INSTAGRAM/THETATATOP]

NUDE: The swim top comes in a range of skin-coloured shades [INSTAGRAM/THETATATOP]

In an interview with Salon, Michelle added that, by making the wearer look like she is baring her nipples, the TaTa Top exposes people to the idea of toplessness, thereby lessening the shock factor.
"I think that the important thing about this product is that, if people look around and see this everywhere, then who cares if you can legitimately be topless? Because you're already seeing it," she said.