1 piece swimwear skin#
I had long ago resigned myself to just grinning and bearing it-wearing an option that was either a little more matronly than I wanted or showed off more skin than I was comfortable with one that would be good for lounging but needed to be constantly monitored while swimming, or one than had all the fashion clout of an orthopedic shoe. Whether they're unflattering or uncomfortable, there are a myriad of ways swimsuits can go wrong, and even if you find a style you like, it's all too easy to wind up with a vacation suitcase that's overflowing with them as you try to pack a style to meet all of your needs. The reality, as anyone who has ever dreaded a trying on swimwear or struggled with an ill-fitting suit can tell you, is an entirely different matter. In theory, a swimsuit should be a simple garment: they're generally small, so there aren't many places to go wrong they're stretchy, so tailoring shouldn't be much of a fuss they don't require many bells and whistles to make them functional or even stylish, because at their core they're very basic-an item to cover all of your important bits while you enjoy some time at a beach or pool. With Tried & True, our editors will give you an inside look at the pieces they simply cannot live without.
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