Bethenny Frankel knows just how to style a patriotic swimsuit.
Frankel, 54, took to Instagram on Monday, June 30, to give her followers inspiration on what to wear while celebrating the 4th of July. In the snap, she rocked a sexy one-piece featuring a red-and-white striped top equipped with a sweetheart neckline with a ring cutout in the center and thin straps.
The vibrant top connected to the blue body, which was adorned with white stars, representing the American flag. The number was finished with cutouts over her abs and bellybutton, as well as gold rings connecting the piece.
Frankel accessorized the look with a gold charm necklace, coordinating rings and purple sunglasses, which she wore on top of her head.
“If you’re not wearing this on the 4th of July, you’re doing it wrong,” Frankel said in the clip.
Frankel then gave fans multiple ideas on how to style the colorful swimsuit — which retails for only $38 on Amazon.
First, she tried on a denim skirt complete with a frayed hem and mid-rise silhouette. “Super [casual] and cute,” Frankel said, noting the fit would look even better with “red sunglasses.”
The Real Housewives of New York City alum then slipped into white flowy pants, proving the swimsuit works well with any item of clothing.
“Just cute!” she said while admiring her outfit, recommending fans pair it with something that sits on their waist.
Since walking in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit fashion show in May, Frankel has been showing off her toned figure in even more bikinis.
Following the show, Frankel exclusively opened up to Us Weekly about the bikini that “changed [her] life” — a polka-dot G-string by Toxic Sadie.
She explained that she tried on the look just “for fun” after already deciding what she was going to wear on the runway.
“I walked out [of the dressing room] and they were like, ‘Wait.’ And I was like, ‘Is something happening here?’ I’m like, ‘I guess I’m showing my ass,’” she joked to Us.
After wearing the design, Frankel went viral on social media and is still hoping she gets to keep the look.“Who else is going to wear it? It’s been in my vagina,” she quipped. “Maybe I want to sell ’em on eBay.”
