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Fri May 09, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear
The official Memorial Day start to summer is a mere two weeks away, which means you don't have much time to score the perfect summer suit. Don't you want to show up all your friends on the beach this year? Lounging poolside in the trendiest suits will prove you can take your fashionista prowess on the go anyhwere anytime. Our SheFinds Swimwear Guide offers top picks of the most figure-flattering suits in the latest styles.
A sexy one-piece like this La Blanca plunge suit ($117) is the perfect choice for ladies looking to cover up the middle but still show off some skin.
This halter bikini by Lisa Curran ($160) creates the illusion of a larger bust with its mod striped pattern. Tired of going the old bikini route, but not ready to cover up entirely? The Brette Sandler monokini ($163) offers a fresh spin on the old two-piece staple. So before heading out for barbeques and beach-chair lounging, peruse our Swimwear Guide for suits to bring along.
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on May 09, 08 - 2:00 pm | Profile
Mon May 05, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear Sales and Deals
Ladies, let's face it. It's been a bikini world for far too long. Two-pieces seem to outnumber more modest (but still totally gorgeous) one-pieces three to one. But the tides are turning. More and more designers are taking the plunge and introducing sexy-without-being-skimpy suits that don't zero in on the belly button.
Wrap-dress diva Diane von Furstenberg has thrown her hat into the swimwear ring and comes out a winner with this pretty poppy-print Corallo halter ($80, was $165). Shades of strawberry and bubblegum swirl on a fresh white background, with tiny pops of turquoise adding another element for the eyes. Pick this suit if you've got a thicker middle—the busy-ness of the pattern will downplay your wider waist.
There's no written rule that says you have to bare your midriff to give off a come-hither beach vibe. In the exotic Lisa Curran boa print halter suit ($75, was $154), you'll get the same stares you would if you were wearing a barely-there bikini. The deep plunging-V neckline and trendy animal print will definitely garner some longing gazes.
If you're ultra-gutsy, or if you just don't plan on getting wet, try Vix Swimwear's white rope halter ($75, was $148) on for size. The rope detail at the neck gives the suit a nautical touch (in keeping with the still-popular yacht-worthy trend in resort wear), but the retro-style shape in blinding white says Old Hollywood glamour like nothing else.
More deals and steals: Jessica Simpson pumps and flats are up to 35% off at Endless.com.
Stock up on classic bras at Maidenform—select styles are up to 50% off.
Get free shipping on orders over $100 at MaxStudio. Check out our forum for sales and deals posted by SheFinds readers.
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on May 05, 08 - 12:00 pm | Profile
Fri May 02, 2008
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Category: Fashion Celebrity Style Swimwear
So the weather might not be beach-friendly yet, but that doesn't mean we can't fantasize about sporting itsy bitsy bikinis poolside while sipping margaritas and working on our tans. And who better to look to for the perfect suit than celebs who can afford full-time stylists who know the hottest swimwear on the market. Below are our top picks for celeb swimwear - let us know your fave of the bunch, and if you have one of your own, post it in the comments section and share the love!  Fergie looks pretty darn cute in this Maya Calypso triangle top and contrasting print bikini. No wonder she snagged hottie Josh Duhamel.  Full-figured diva Liv Tyler dares to bare it all in this fabulous retro Lisa Curran bandeau bikini. We say power to ya, Liv. Who says curvy girls have to cover up? Remember the whole Jennifer Love Hewitt butt thing? She sure showed the paparazzi who was boss.   Ed Hardy is known for his crazy, collage-esque, tattoo-inspired designs. And now that he's ventured into swimwear, celebs like Denise Richards are snatching them up. What do you think of the controversial prints?  Liz Hurley has come out with her own line of sporty swimwear for Mango, and although it's not stateside yet, we think this James Bond bikini fits the bill just fine. And be sure to check out our Guide to the Best Swimwear.
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on May 02, 08 - 3:00 pm | Profile
Wed Apr 30, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear
Ed Hardy's people are all atingle about the numerous celebrities spotted wearing their man's new Vintage Tattoo designs. Everyone from Christina Milian...to Denise Richards...   ...to Britney, Beyonce, Ashlee Simpson and Lindsay Lohan have donned these colorful, collage-inspired swimsuits. And granted, those ladies look great in Hardy's unusual garments. But I'm pretty sure I couldn't pull off an Ed Hardy suit ($168), and I'm actually not sure I'd want to. To be frank, I don't like these Ed Hardy pieces. Do you? We would love to hear what SheFinds readers think of these trucker-style suits. Personally, I prefer a more demure Maya or Lisa Curran. Let us know your thoughts in our comments section below. And shop the SheFinds Swimsuit Guide for a variety of swimwear choices.
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on Apr 30, 08 - 4:00 pm | Profile
Tue Apr 29, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear
What: Maya Calypso Signature Cut with Blue Triangle Top ($165) Why: Fergie’s gotten good at striking the right balance between butt-kicking front woman and feminine leading lady, and her Maya bikini is no exception. We’re especially fond of the cute ruffles that line the triangle top and sexy brief, and the mismatched pattern that keeps the frills from being too sweet. No wonder In Touch reported that the singer had 10 Maya suits flown to her vacation spot after her luggage was lost en route.
Get Yours: Singer22.com And check out the SheFinds Swimwear Guide.
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on Apr 29, 08 - 4:00 pm | Profile
Mon Apr 28, 2008
Category: Fashion Celebrity Style Swimwear

Who says curvy girls have to cover up in one pieces during beach season? Certainly not glamazon Liv Tyler, who foregoes binding "miracle" fabrics and instead shows off her hourglass figure in a Lisa Curran bandeau bikini. Liv makes a smart choice by pairing a strapless, twisty top ($75) in a retro polka dot print with a solid-colored bottom ($75) with subtle ring details. The dark bottom downplays Liv's lower half (yes, black is even slimming when applied to teeny-weeny bikini bottoms!) while the bandeau's big, busy print and volume-adding shape draw attention upwards.
Even if you're not as curvy as Liv, you can still cop her '50s-inspired beach bunny look. If you've got more of a boy shaped bod than Liv, opt for a similar cut patterned with horizontal stripes that give the illusion of curves; ShopBop carries the perfect option— a Lisa Curran striped bandeau two-piece in either classic black and white or more daring red and white ($160). Or maybe all-over dots are more your thing—a medium-sized, repetitive pattern on top and bottom keeps the eye constantly moving, which has an overall slimming effect (no time to pause on body "hot spots"). Get Lisa's Curran's fresh kelly green bandeau and ring-bottom set from Bluefly ($101). Uncertain about going sans straps? Not to worry—Lisa Curran's suits are all fitted according to cup size, so you'll get the coverage and support you need, even if you're not exactly an A cup.
Looking for a look like Liv's? Here are some tops, bottoms, and sets that play on the shape, dotty pattern, and mix-n-match effect Liv masters. Pick the pair that's right for your body shape, and get out there and catch some rays! And peruse our Swimsuit Guide for more fabulous summer options.
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on Apr 28, 08 - 4:00 pm | Profile
Thu Apr 10, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear Sales and Deals
You've requested vacation time, bought your tickets, booked your suite, and mapped out your itinerary. You've had your upcoming exotic getaway planned down to the last detail for months—so why don't you have your beach-ready wardrobe picked and packed, too? You wouldn't leave choosing a wedding dress to the last minute, and you shouldn't leave your vacay swimwear to the last minute either. Get a figure flattering lineup together, jam it in your suitcase, and anxiously await takeoff as you count down the seconds at your desk.  A sturdy halter-top is always a good idea for solid yet sexy coverage up top. Your chest will stay supported, but you won't look like you're too modest for some fun in the sun. This classic halter bikini ($29, was $34.50) can be mixed and matched with a different color hardware bottom ($29, was $34.50) for some extra punch.
 Wishing you had more curves? Shapelier gals may think you long and lean ladies can wear any old swimsuit you want, but if you're longing for a faux-hourglass shape, adding volume is the name of the game. Girlify your boyish figure with ruffles, like the ones on this kelly-striped triangle top ($19.99, was $34.50) and bikini bottom ($19.99, was $34.50). Horizontal stripes make you look a tad wider, and extra padding up top helps you fake the chest you don't have.
Busty babes should look for suits with high horizontal necklines to downplay curves, and mix-n-match patterns to keep the eyes moving. Make an unlikely pair of a navy-striped tankini top ($24.99, was $34.50) with polka-dot ruffled hipsters ($19.99, was $29.50) for a nautical look you can wear with confidence. And for more great swimsuit finds, check out our Guide to Swimwear for Your Shape. More sales and deals:
Trendy Grey Ant jeans are up to 30% off at Tobi.
Save an extra $25 when you make a $100 sandal purchase at Endless.com.
It's Best Choice Sale time at Macy's. Get free shipping when you spend $100 anywhere on the site.
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on Apr 10, 08 - 12:00 pm | Profile
Mon Apr 07, 2008
Category: Fashion Swimwear What To Work For
What: Tooshie Sardaigne Metallic Bikini, $455 Why: A month ago, I wouldn't have been able to wrap my head around the concept of buying a swimsuit anytime in the near future. Especially with temperatures still in the 30s, and rain coming down on a daily basis. Yet, time flies, and here we are again gearing up for beach season and all that comes with it. Normally, due to my blatant disregard of care instructions coupled with the amount of time I spend in the water - either chlorinated or salt - I wouldn't dare spend over $60 on a suit for the summer. However, once I laid eyes on this Tooshie Sardaigne Metallic Bikini, I knew there was no fighting back. The ultra-mod design, glamorous matte gold fabric, and edgy buckle detail make this suit well worth its asking price. And if you're stuck late at the office this week and you're not so happy about it, just fantasize about sitting by the pool in this sexy number with a mojito on one side, and a glistening, tan cabana boy on the other.
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on Apr 07, 08 - 11:00 am | Profile
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