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• Apr 21, 2005

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According to Elizabeth Davies, entertainment editor of the Rockford (Ill.) Register-Star, the most popular swimsuit style this season is inspired by the skating dress.

"This year, the suit du jour has a short, straight skirt a la Michelle Kwan (with either a bikini top or a tank top).

"Immediately, I took a dislike to the skirt-suit. It just screams, 'Hmm. Wonder what she’s hiding under there?'

"But then I realized there’s another side to the coin. What’s worse: Making people assume you have something to hide — or actually showing them something you should be hiding?"

http://www2.onehanesplace.com/productrf/1611411055/

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dlkksk8fan

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• Apr 22, 2005

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That would make a good skating outfit.

 

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bronxgirl

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• Apr 22, 2005

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It reminds me of the bathing suit my mother used to wear. I just don't want to look like my fashion sense stopped way baack when

 

Dee4707

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• Apr 22, 2005

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.........and it only cost $33.

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Hermione_Granger

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• Apr 22, 2005

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dlkksk8fan said:

That would make a good skating outfit.

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ITA ! :yes:
It looks really nice, and it's much better than a lot of skating dresses
I've seen (namely ice dance).
My fave is the red/black one.



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Arm Chair Skate Fan

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• Apr 24, 2005

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I love that look. I wouldn't mind if they brought back the "swimming dress" for that matter...... 42

 

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• Apr 24, 2005

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Dee4707 said:

.........and it only cost $33.

Dee

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Obviously that's not a NY or LA website. Can't get a bathing suit in those or other "hot" urban areas for anything less than the price of a new Ferrari.

Rgirl