A Chinese city has broken the world record for the largest ever bikini parade.
A total of 1,085 women, aged between four and 70, marched for more than a mile wearing bikinis in Huludao city, Liaoning Province.
Some roller-skated, some performed belly dances and the younger participants danced their way through the parade.
Officials from the Guiness World Records organisation attended the event and issued a certificate to confirm the new record.
The parade was part of the 2nd China (Huludao) International Beach & Bikini Culture Exposition.
The previous record was held by 450 women in Panama City, Florida, who walked a mile through the city in March.
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