Launch of the AQA 63336 bikini

The eighth and final event of AQA's 'Remember 63336' spring campaign took place in Brighton, on 10th June, where we launched the AQA 63336 bikini line together with sponsorship of the University of London's women volleyball team.

The Beach Student Cup, held for only the second time in the UK, takes place on a pitch specially created for beach volleyball. Sand is brought in for the event, covering the stony Brighton beach.

The 63336 bikini

The AQA 63336 bikini

Supporters and visitors to the event were treated by AQA 63336 to free bikinis, t-shirts, books and bags. It was perfect weather for volleyball, with the sun shining throughout most of the event. AQA's kit came in handy for people sunbathing, playing volleyball, or just wanting to escape the heat underneath some shade.

This event was the last in AQA's spring campaign, the aim being to get 63336 into people's minds and phones. During the campaign, we've launched the AQA 63336 cocktail, held a fashion show, put on a gig, and tattooed a thousand people. Browse the full listing.

Some AQA 63336 bikini facts

  • Volleyball, originally called Mintonettecame, was invented before the bikini in 1895 by William Morgan from Massachusetts, USA.
  • The modern bikini was invented in 1946, when French engineer Louis Réard and fashion designer Jacques Heim introduced it to a Parisian fashion show.
  • Beach volleyball started in California during the 1920s. obvious differences being the presence of sand, and fewer people playing in the team.