The name was adapted from the phrase sexy gunny sack or sexy burlap. In 1969 Jessica McClintock invested $5,000 in Gunne Sax, she reminisced: "My grandmother was a fabulous pattern maker and designer, and from 5 years old on I was sitting at her sewing machine, and I would make anything I could get my hands on." In 1974, thanks to the popular TV show Little House on the Prairie, based on the 1930s book series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the quaint prairie dress went mainstream
Considering there are seriously endless vintage swimsuit designs that are still pretty popular today, you may be interested in a few of your own
The fitted sheath silhouette gently contours the body, creating a flattering and elongated shape
"Go for a color contrast if you're looking to stand out and make a statement," Guadara tells InStyle
The quality is great and they are super comfortable for long time wear