Square Mile Summer Festival Launches In Style

Anyone lucky enough to be in Exchange Square this lunchtime was in for a Square Mile treat when 15 swimwear models took to the City to play beachball and pose for the cameras.

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Comments

Jim Spence

Surely there are better quality photos than this!

John Simons

I was there today and the girls looked great. I agree with other poster. You will get a lot more traffic when you put on the high resolution photos. These are very blurry. I'll check back. Cheers

Rajish Sing

Great pics, much better than yesterday's one. Thanks

Sandra Rodriguez

Thank you for that fun shoot. Was great to see people getting involved on it!

Asim Sha

I wish i'd known about his, will make sure I attend some of the other Summer festivities. Superb pics too, really great. The girls must have been freezing too!

Kimberley Beaumont

It was so much fun!! Thanks Squaremile.com :-P

Foday Kabba

Kimberley Beaumont woo you look great Keep it up

Rachelle Beaumont

Go Kimberley.....you look fab babe! ;o)xxx

Sarah Gold

Thanks Squaremile.com....had a fantastic day...lot's of fun and was good to see people watching haha xx

gordonowen

Provocatively nice!

gordonowen

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151120350843783&set=a.10150863540043783.483561.526178782&type=1&theater

gordonowen

https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10151120441223783

Concerned Customer

Seriously? WTF?

Henry Davies

Grown adults salivating over young women when they're old enough to be their fathers, beyond pathetic. Also laughable how this passes for a "festival launch" - the organiser didn't have the most difficult job eh, since the target demographic were the type of under-developed males who go weak at the knees at the sight of a woman in swimwear. I'm almost embarrassed for you.