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Busty tech-loving beauty creates a VERY skimpy bikini using only a 3D printer… so how well do you think it stayed on?
Computer programmer Naomi Wu, 23, was filmed testing her cutting-edge creation at a swimming pool in southern China.
A TECH-savvy beauty has designed and 3D printed her own skimpy bikini in a daring bid to contain her enormous boobs.
Remarkable footage shows computer programmer Naomi Wu, 23, crafting the groundbreaking yet tiny swimsuit in her studio in southern China.
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The stunning geek is then filmed wearing her cutting-edge creation at a local pool to see whether it would stand up to the “sun, heat and water.”
And judging by the clip, the bikini was a resounding success – keeping Naomi covered while she splashed around in the water.
Although it is still unclear whether the 23-year-old will alter the size of the threadbare suit which barely covered her curvy physique.
Meanwhile, in other bikini-related news, singer Rihanna sent temperatures soaring as she attended the parade for Crop Over Festival in an incredibly sexy ensemble.
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Showing off her very trim figure and toned tummy – which she has kept hidden for months – the 29-year-old opted for a bejewelled bikini that highlighted her impressive cleavage.
Wearing a turquoise coloured wig, the pop icon looked out of this world as she sashayed along with her dramatic feather back piece.
Sharing a couple of pictures of her incredible look, Rihanna revealed she was not only wearing a blinged-up garter but also had jewels all over face.
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Rihanna captioned one of the images: 'who ready 4 de road?', which is a lyric from a Bunji Garlin song for the festival.
Last week, Elizabeth Hurley showed off her incredible age-defying figure in another bikini on social media.
The British actress and model, 52, captioned the saucy snap "My English summer; sun before the storm" while standing in front of a hedge in her garden in Herefordshire.
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