My not so itsy bitsy, teeny weeny polka-dotted bikini
Now that I'm in my thirties, I think I have to be okay with the fact that I'm just not going to squeeze into the swimsuits of my twenties.
Instead, I've expanded into the swimsuits of the Fifties.
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In a burst of retro enthusiasm, I bought two Esther Williams swimsuits: a one-piece red and white polka-dotted number (like the one pictured above) and a two-piece with a saucy cherries print.
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Both the bikini and one-piece versions have a hidden elastic panel and cute ruching to hold in and camouflage any lumps and bumps (not sayin' I have any, but you know . . .). And the halter-like design on top is super flattering.
So now I can go to the beach feeling more like a pin-up girl than a sausage. And I don't have to do a billion crunches before I can go to the beach.
Which means I can go eat more of the delicious biscuits I made today.
Gotta go.
* Unless you really want the cherries print (or enjoy waiting weeks for a small piece of cloth to arrive in the mail), I'd suggest ordering the suits from Modcloth rather than the Esther Williams website.
2 comments:
What a cute bikini, I love the long red/white one! I picked up a bandeau tankini from target and it's my first summer without tan lines! At least, strap tan lines.... Long live biscuits.
@ Christiana: I saw a few at Target that were so adorable, including the Liberty swimsuits they had a while back. For some reason, I can never motivate to try on clothes at Target though . . .
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