Why are cheeky bikini bottoms so popular right now?

There’s a reason why cheeky bikini bottoms are trendy: they tone the booty and slim down the figure like no other swimwear piece can. In fact, they’re no longer just a fad. With Kardashians and influencers posing with their high cut, skimpy bikinis in Instagram, it’s probably safe to say that cheeky bikini bottoms are here to stay.

Is it OK to wear a cheeky swimsuit?

Absolutely. Cheeky swimsuits are not only for women with small to average booties. Aesthetically, cheeky swimsuits look flattering on any booty size because they make the booty appear more toned—and a little extra tone does nobody harm.

What’s the difference between Tanga and cheeky underwear?

Tanga and cheeky underwear are both cuts of underwear different from the standard bikini, but they vary in amount of coverage in the front and back.

Is it wrong for men to stare at women?

Men have been staring at women for millennia. And if they’re not, then something is wrong. (Kidding). Kidding aside though, think of staring as a compliment.

There’s a reason why cheeky bikini bottoms are trendy: they tone the booty and slim down the figure like no other swimwear piece can. In fact, they’re no longer just a fad. With Kardashians and influencers posing with their high cut, skimpy bikinis in Instagram, it’s probably safe to say that cheeky bikini bottoms are here to stay.

What’s the difference between giving cheek and being cheeky?

Giving cheek is definitely negative, where being cheeky (especially in relation to children) is not. – Loquacity Apr 24 ’11 at 0:19 We use the term cheeky here in Southeastern North Carolina to mean mischievous in a cute way. To give too much lip is to be cheeky.

What’s the difference between cheeky and mischievous in kids?

It clearly isn’t a direct synonym of cheeky, but it could work very well for related behavioral descriptions. And I daresay mischievous is way more popular than cheeky in conversations among American parents. We use the term cheeky here in Southeastern North Carolina to mean mischievous in a cute way.

Why is cheeky not a common word in America?

Unfortunately, this word is not too common among American speakers. It may be that a cultural difference accounts for the fact (my conjecture) that American speakers are more likely to use adjectives (or adjectival phrases) that are more specific than cheeky to describe their children’s behavior. For instance, you might hear: