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#80759 - 01/03/06 11:01 PM Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Dotsie Offline
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Registered: 07/09/08
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Loc: Maryland
Beginning next week, Bridget from Water Water Everywhere will be with us to tell us how to pick the best suit for our figures.

www.waterwatereverywhere.com

Don't be shy women. She knows her stuff and can help us feel and look better by finding the perfect style.

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#80760 - 01/04/06 01:58 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
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Registered: 09/03/04
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Loc: North Carolina
Great news Dotsie!
Thanks!

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#80761 - 01/04/06 05:13 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Danita Offline
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Registered: 01/24/05
Posts: 1550
Loc: Colorado
woooo hoooo, can't wait!

hook me up! I put a swimsuit on for the first time in 10 years this summer when we went to Hawaii. I decided to #@$$ with worrying about how I looked. I just embraced my self, put the darn thing on, and went out.

danita

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#80762 - 01/04/06 05:46 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
yepthatsme2 Offline
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Registered: 08/08/05
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Loc: Fredericksburg, Va.
My body has not seen sunlight (in a swimsuit) for the past 2 years.

Bet, I could put someone's eyes out...my skin's so pale, wrinkled and... [Eek!]

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#80763 - 01/04/06 05:47 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
yepthatsme2 Offline
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Registered: 08/08/05
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Do you think...there's hope for me???

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#80764 - 01/04/06 06:03 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Sadie Offline
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Loc: MD
Dotsie,
I can't wait to hear about this and talk with Bridget . Sounds exciting . I have a black bathing suit I just love.

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#80765 - 01/09/06 12:48 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Dotsie Offline
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Excited about an upcoming vacation? A trip to someplace warm? No snow. No ice. Just sun and beach and bathing suits. Not only do you need a new suit, but you deserve one, and not just any suit will do. You need the perfect suit. Fortunately, there is a place to go. Water Water Everywhere is ready to help. They will fit you for the perfect suit…so that you can be the strong, confident woman that you know you are while you soak up the sun.

Bridget Quinn Stickline, Director of Fashion Merchandising for Water Eater Everywhere, will host a Forum right here at BoomerWomenSpeak.com to answer all of your questions about swimwear; nothing is off limits, so ask away from the privacy of your own home. Visit the Water Water Everywhere Forum located under the Fashion section.

Water Water Everywhere offers the sophisticated shopper a year-round selection of beautiful designer women’s swimwear and resortwear. The 2006 collections are proving to be the best ever for those savvy females who mix fashion with function. Designers such as Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Gottex, and the Australian line, Jets are presenting merchandise to mirror stylish lifestyles; whether edgy, feminine or sporty.

While shopping at Water Water Everywhere, customers will take pleasure in the dramatic and sophisticated store décor. Spacious dressing rooms feature comfy chairs and cozy changing robes. This, combined with a staff of highly trained “fit stylists”, will create a shopping experience to remember!

Water Water Everywhere is one of the largest year-round specialty swimwear retailers in the country with over 20 locations from Massachusetts to Missouri and North Carolina to New York. Visit us at www.waterwatereverywhere.com.

Welcome Bridget!

Okay, I'll go first...

I'm 47, still wear bathing suits, love the beach and the sun, and am in need of a new bathing suit. Never a two piece again, maybe a tankini that wouldn't dare ride up, or a nice cut one piece.

My biggest issue is cellulite. What do you recommend?

Does fabric make a difference?

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#80766 - 01/17/06 03:50 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Bridget Quinn Stickline Offline
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Registered: 01/06/06
Posts: 16
Loc: Ruxton, Maryland
Hello to All!

Thank you Dotsie for your kind words!

Now that I am back from a buying trip, I am here to help shed some light on the often dreaded swimwear shopping experience. I am eager to answer your questions about fit, fashion and more so please fire away!

Great question, Dotsie on fabric! Many designers today are offering new technology in fabrications that allow the designers to build control directly into the fabric without that heavy bulking girdle construction. Also remember that the suit should be snug to offer the correct amount of control. I would like to suggest a matte-finish fabric as it conceals all of our little bumps and bulges better than a shiny fabric. Also, try to stick with darker colors… which this year you are in luck as brown is emerging as the new black.

Another point of interest is how one-pieces are back, but with an attitude. The old one-piece tank is a thing of the past. The one-piece needed a reason to exist and designers found it! Styles with interest like hardware, plunging necklines, and dramatics prints have retailed extremely well over the past two seasons. In reaction you should look for great new styling in one-pieces... in stores now.

Again, I am very excited to be here and look forward to hearing from each and every one of you!

Best regards,

Bridget

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#80767 - 01/17/06 04:54 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
Dianne Offline
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Registered: 05/24/04
Posts: 6123
Loc: Arizona
Do they have floor length suits? I need one to cover my thighs. The rest of my body is fine but those thighs...geesh. [Frown]

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#80768 - 01/17/06 05:01 AM Re: Bathing Suit Specialist Bridget Quinn Strickline
yepthatsme2 Offline
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Registered: 08/08/05
Posts: 816
Loc: Fredericksburg, Va.
Hi Bridget,

My bathing suit has been around for 3 years now...hardly ever wear it.
This year we will be spending time at the beach, so I want to be a a #10 out there. OK...close to a 10.
Last bathing suit was 2 piece, skirted bottom.
Have the shape of a pear...to much at the bottom.
What's going to draw attention away from the fat legs and thighs?

Help.

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