Bethenny Frankel’s Genius Bathing Suit Organization Tip: ‘You’re an Animal’

She’s an organizing animal.

Bethenny Frankel loves a good fashion and beauty hack, consistently sharing budget-friendly tips on her social media channels over the years. The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum recently turned her attention to organizing her bikini drawer.

Frankel, 53, posted an Instagram Reel displaying her under-$20 bathing suit organization idea. Clad in a sporty black bikini with a lace-up top, she shared her clever storage solution with fans.

In the clip, Frankel kneeled in front of a tall white dresser and opened one of her drawers, revealing stacks of small plastic organization bags priced from $13.

“If you’re not storing your bathing suits in individual plastic bags that also serve as wet bathing suit bags on vacation, and labeling the drawer, you’re an animal,” the reality star expressed.

Sporting vintage black Chanel sunglasses with gold chain trim on top, Frankel displayed her meticulously labeled drawer, which read “1 piece bathing suits.”

These plastic bags come in eight different sizes and are highly rated on Amazon. One review noted, “My swimwear was a jumbled mess before, and now it looks so organized. I love that the bags are kind of frosted, but you can still see the color of what’s inside.” Another reviewer agreed, “If you like organized drawers, you must have these.”

Frankel’s Instagram followers had mixed reactions. “I love and need those bags. I have about 30 suits stuffed in a basket,” one fan commented. Another added, “I’m just a poor, middle class animal with only 2 swimsuits.”

Notable was a humorous comment from one user, “What are you? The Imelda Marcos of bathing suits?! 😂” referring to the former Philippine first lady known for her massive shoe and accessory collection.

Beyond swimsuits, Frankel has shared a variety of bargain favorites recently, such as the $10 L’Oréal Paris Magic Root Cover Up Spray, which she called her “secret weapon.” Stay tuned for this TikTok queen’s next tip.

Source: Page Six