May 27, 2014 · The striking designs, called Monokini 2.0, were the brainchild of Elina Halttunen, a breast cancer survivor who struggled to find swimwear that suited her after having a breast removed 10 years...

May 25, 2014 · The project, titled Monokini 2.0, aims to re-examine the public’s view of what women, beauty and physical appearance. Body beautiful: The Monokini 2.0 project was inspired by Elina Halttunen,...

These swimwears are targeted for women who have experienced breast cancer and have undergone through different operations and changes and in their body, such as mastectomy. The swimwear collection was photographed by a Finnish photographer Pinja Valja together with Haikala and Metteri.

Anita care mastectomy swimwear is characterised by fresh, bright colours, fashionable cuts and patterns. All Anita care swimsuits, bikinis and tankinis feature prosthesis pockets that provide secure support. Choose from different models with adjustable straps and …

May 28, 2014 · Monokini 2.0 art project offers breast cancer survivors the perfect swimsuit for women left with one breast following a mastectomy.

May 29, 2014 · When founder Elina Haluttunen opted not to get reconstructive surgery after a mastectomy, she found it impossible to buy a swimsuit that fit with only one breast.

Jun 6, 2014 · Women who have undergone mastectomies still want to look hot in a bathing suit. Monokini 2.0 is a Kickstarter-funded line of swimsuits that wants to help them do so. The bathing suits, designed...

These daring and super-stylish bathing suits are for single-breasted women who won the battle against breast cancer at the cost of a mastectomy. The bathing suits were not designed to hide the absence of one or both breasts, though.

May 27, 2014 · A new fashion project aims to challenge the expectations of beauty, and show that women who have lost their breasts can still feel beautiful.

The Monokini 2.0 project is a social photography project shot by Pinja Valja that celebrates real breast cancer survivors. Instead of being presented as sad or less than whole versions of themselves, this series captures strong, confident and beautiful women wearing monokinis that were created for them by Finnish designers.