| Bandeau
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A bandeau is a strapless
one-piece suit. The bandeau comes in many
incarnations varying leg heights, bra treatments
and inner construction.
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| Blouson |
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A one-piece suit with
fabric on the top half that blouses over the
midriff of the suit. Often the suit is connected,
but can be found in two pieces. This suit gives
ample coverage for large busts, but also can
make a smaller bust appear larger. The blouson
also conceals a large tummy.
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| Boy Leg |
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A one-piece suit with
an extremely low leg, which covers the inner
and outer thigh. A Girl Leg suit is similar
in style to the boy leg but does not provide
as much coverage to the inner thigh.
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| Classic Tank
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A one-piece suit with
shoulder straps and a scoop neck. This silhouette
flatters most figure types.
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| Empire Waist
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A one-piece suit with
a seam or line running horizontally across
the front just below the bust line. This illusion
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| High Neck
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A one-piece suit with
a high neckline. The high neck suit has become
a staple in fashion forward swimwear. This silhouette
is great for a multitude of fit solutions such
as: long torso, large bust, mastectomy and narrow
shoulders. The high neck is also great for visually
elongating short torsos.
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| Jogger |
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A one-piece suit with
full bottoms. The bottom of this suit resembles
boxer shorts or jogging shorts. This suit disguises
the upper thigh and works well for active women
who want to be more modest. This suit is often
sold as the "play suit."
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| Lingerie Tank
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A one-piece suit with
thin shoulder straps. Available in a single
lingerie strap or a double strap.
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| Monokini
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A one piece with cutouts,
which give the appearance of a two-piece. The
cutouts may be in the back and front or out
of the sides.
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| Princess Seam
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A tank suit with curved
seams running down each side of the suit front.
The princess seam creates the illusion of a
slimmer waist and provides tummy support.
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| Sheath
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A one-piece suit with
shirring or draping over the front of the bottom
of the suit. The back of the sheath is not skirted.
This style offers great tummy coverage.
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| Skater Skirt
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A one piece with an
attached skirt that starts at the waist or
hips. This style is usually a missy cut and
offers coverage for the upper thigh.
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| Square Neck
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A variation of the
classic tank with a square neckline. The square
neckline offers a more sophisticated appearance
and is great for a large bust line.
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| Surplice
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A one-piece suit with
fabric draping across the front diagonally.
Surplice suits are generally missy cut with
great inner construction such as bust support
and control fabrics. The surplice is a great
suit for tummy control, waist slimming and full
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| Swim Dress
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A one-piece suit, shaped
like an A-line dress, with lining and a o?Npanta?N
sewn inside. This suit is available in both
missy and contemporary lines. The swim dress
provides coverage, and is great for maternity
clients.
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| Tunic
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A one-piece suit that
is similar to a swim dress, but is cut more
tapered to the body. The3 tunic is skirted both
in the front and back.
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