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Ah,eroticism of the female in advertising LaCroix. The fruity seltzer water has an almost cult-like following on the internet. As with anything in the internet spotlight, LaCroix has attracted its naysayers, but still, hipsters and Instagram influencers everywhere stan the sparkling beverage.

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If you're one of those passionate LaCroix fans looking for a way to express your love for the barely-flavored water and '90s pastel aesthetic, you're in luck. Public Space, a Los Angeles based online shop run by designer Eric Wu, has debuted a LaCroix swim suit. That's right. LaCroix lovers can now match their favorite beverage as they sip it poolside.

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The suit is available in five styles (for the different flavors, of course).

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Are you more of a zesty Lime? Or do you keep it cool and collected like Pure? Do you have a bit of a passionate side that you want to express with Passionfruit? Or are you more sweet like Cran-Raspberry? Or are you the most iconic of them all -- Pamplemousse?

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Unleash the ultimate millennial aesthetic this summer and embrace all things LaCroix. The trunks are available for $39.50 and the one-piece is $49.50, but that's a small price to pay to achieve peak LaCroix summer #aesthetic.

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