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Amazing Vintage Photos of Rockstars in their Bathing Suits

Rock stars, known for their wild stage antics and rebellious spirit, also had a softer side. When you think of rock stars, you might picture them clad in leather jackets and ripped jeans, belting out anthems under flashing lights.  However, the following vintage photos of them sporting swimsuits offer a glimpse into their off-duty moments, revealing a playful, carefree side that often contrasted with their onstage personas. These photos are a time capsule, transporting us to an era of sun-soaked beaches, vintage swimwear, and rock ‘n’ roll vibes.

The swimwear styles in these photos are a blast from the past. From high-waisted bikinis to retro one-pieces, these rock icons sported the trends of their time. The photos showcase a variety of patterns, colors, and cuts, reflecting the evolving fashion scene of the 20th century.

They capture candid moments of rock stars enjoying themselves, laughing with friends, and simply relaxing by the water. We see them splashing in the waves, building sandcastles, and even trying their hand at surfing. These snapshots reveal a playful, carefree side that fans rarely saw.

They show us that these icons of cool were just like us, enjoying simple pleasures like a day at the beach. They remind us that behind the fame and fortune, they were still people who loved to have fun and let loose.

#8 The Monkees (you can only see Davy Jones’ bathing suit, but we imagine Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz have got them on under all that sand), 1967

#15 Grace Slick is wearing pants over her bathing suit, 1970

#16 Robert Plant and Zeppelin road manager Richard Cole, 1969

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Written by Rachel Mitchell

Rachel Mitchell is a vintage fashion enthusiast with a passion for all things retro. She is interested vintage fashion styles, trends, and accessories, and provides tips and tricks for incorporating vintage pieces into modern wardrobes.

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