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Today, stylist Michele Beam (who lives in Louisville but is a Nashville native) will give us her in-depth review of swimsuits for the season. Everyone get out of denial, Spring Break is right around the corner.
*Remember, our consignment sale is going on TODAY and TOMORROW! Sizes 0-16, and lots of fabulous items. Come ready to shop! Friday 9-6 and Saturday 8-12. There will be beautiful things through the end as everything is just great. 3821 Whitland Ave, for more details, click here.
Swim At Your Own Risk
The time has arrived, ladies, and the dreaded thought of finding the perfect swimsuit is upon us. I cringe because it’s the time when counting calories, paying closer attention to shaving habits, and explaining to my husband why last year’s suit will not suffice for this year. (I guess he’ll never “get it,” but that’s an entirely different post.)
I’ve surfed the entire internet three times, and — just for you — posted my 2012 faves. From full coverage… to little coverage… to no coverage (if you’re feeling frisky).
Without further ado,
Lucky you
Click on the pictures for purchase information or on links below:
Poolside, stay classy in this amazing one-piece.
Tory Burch : Medallion Maillot Swimsuit
The perfect flirty, vibrant wildflower bandeau.
Tan sold separately.
This retro suit with sexy ruffle will flatter any figure.
Promise.
Perfect for hiding the bloated tummy the morning after a late night.
The perfect beach look with full rear-end protection.
When you’ve had the stomach bug for a month.
This 50′s inspired bikini creates the most flattering feminine silhouette.
Splash and no splurge?
VM: Ride the Wave Hipster Bandeau at Target.
Don’t be afraid to mix it up.
A big thank you to Michele Beam and her fearless foray into the world of bathing suits (especially during the winter). Be sure to check out Michele’s style blog at www.mishkasmusings.com for more styling advice.
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Hmmm, fun to read, but would love to have seen some swimsuits available for women that need “large knockers” support. Underwires, etc? I like these others, though, but wouldn’t be able to wear any of them :-(
Amy, I thought the exact same thing. Those suits were great but not very practical for me or even most of the women I know.
Great for the young, but what about the population that is the majority now? (babyboomer)? How about some stylish suits for us mature gals that are showing some wrinkled knees and such? Oh by the way, some of us choose to tolerate, not necessarily accept aging “naturally” but just haven’t been shot with the “tox” yet? hum,?