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Sherri 05-20-2009 01:49 PM

Divine Modestee
 
Darcie told me about this site today. It has modest (higher necklines) tees, tanks, camisoles, etc. It also has modest swimsuits, skirts, dresses, etc. and they don't look old-fashioned like some places. I was pretty impressed.

Right now they have cute tanks and tees on clearance - some of them had been $27.95 and they are now $4.00.

Truthseeker 05-20-2009 02:04 PM

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Post the site will ya!

MissBrattified 05-20-2009 02:09 PM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
http://diviinemodestee.com/

MissBrattified 05-20-2009 02:16 PM

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It's a good site, but not everything is going to be viewed as modest by conservatives--including me.

I don't think swimsuits are modest, personally, even if they are "full coverage." My girls and I wear swim trunks (board shorts) to the knees and rash guards. (Usually with a swimsuit underneath because of the tight fit and light weight material.)

For modest, practical, lightweight and protective (from the sun--not sharks) swimwear, try something like this:

http://www.coolibar.com/women-s-swimwear.html

or

http://www.solartex.com/servlet/-str...%26-Sun/Detail


We have fair skin anyway, so going bare in the sun would be pretty stupid--we'd all be fried. Jeffrey's poor back and shoulders blistered one time because I let him go without a shirt to swim--and he had multiple applications of sunscreen. (supposedly waterproof, but apparently not)

If I'm just with my girlfriends or Jeff and the kids, I might go a little lighter on the clothes, but at a beach or the lake with a mixed crowd? I think that calls for modest clothing. JMO!!!

rgcraig 05-20-2009 02:20 PM

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What a rash guard?

Monkeyman 05-20-2009 02:26 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 751593)
It's a good site, but not everything is going to be viewed as modest by conservatives--including me.

I don't think swimsuits are modest, personally, even if they are "full coverage." My girls and I wear swim trunks (board shorts) to the knees and rash guards. (Usually with a swimsuit underneath because of the tight fit and light weight material.)

For modest, practical, lightweight and protective (from the sun--not sharks) swimwear, try something like this:

http://www.coolibar.com/women-s-swimwear.html

or

http://www.solartex.com/servlet/-str...%26-Sun/Detail


We have fair skin anyway, so going bare in the sun would be pretty stupid--we'd all be fried. Jeffrey's poor back and shoulders blistered one time because I let him go without a shirt to swim--and he had multiple applications of sunscreen. (supposedly waterproof, but apparently not)

If I'm just with my girlfriends or Jeff and the kids, I might go a little lighter on the clothes, but at a beach or the lake with a mixed crowd? I think that calls for modest clothing. JMO!!!

ok, I'm just gonna say, "Eeeeeew"

*AQuietPlace* 05-20-2009 02:33 PM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
Rash Guards

*AQuietPlace* 05-20-2009 02:37 PM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
This site has some seriously modest swimwear:

http://www.hydrochic.com/waterskirts.html

rgcraig 05-20-2009 02:40 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace* (Post 751601)
This site has some seriously modest swimwear:

http://www.hydrochic.com/waterskirts.html

You are correct!

Sherri 05-20-2009 03:09 PM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.

Sherri 05-20-2009 03:13 PM

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Actually I think the board shorts and rash guards are cute, but some on here would not think those are modest either.:tease

I don't mind wearing a modest bathing suit at the beach where I don't know anyone except my family. What I will not do is wear a bathing suit in front of anyone else (male) that I know. I just think there's a level of familiarity that's too intimate in swimsuits. It's just a personal conviction. At the beach with my family, TRUST ME, no one else is even looking at me or noticing me!!!

MissBrattified 05-20-2009 03:18 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Monkeyman (Post 751599)
ok, I'm just gonna say, "Eeeeeew"

Ew?

Surfers wear them, you nincompoop. LOL!!!!!!

THIS is a rash guard: (they're made from swimsuit material)

http://mirror.altrec.com/images/shop...86.17784_d.jpg

MissBrattified 05-20-2009 03:19 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751611)
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.

I agree--and it is nice when you can find tees and especially camisoles or tanks that have higher necklines.

Hannah and I searched numerous stores a few months back trying to find a tank to go under one of her dresses--trying to fill in a low neck, and the tank necklines were nearly as low! LOL!!!!

MissBrattified 05-20-2009 03:22 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751616)
Actually I think the board shorts and rash guards are cute, but some on here would not think those are modest either.:tease

True! :D

Quote:

I don't mind wearing a modest bathing suit at the beach where I don't know anyone except my family. What I will not do is wear a bathing suit in front of anyone else (male) that I know. I just think there's a level of familiarity that's too intimate in swimsuits. It's just a personal conviction. At the beach with my family, TRUST ME, no one else is even looking at me or noticing me!!!
I agree that it seems more inappropriate/immodest with people you know than with strangers. That sounds a little odd, but I know what you're saying! :thumbsup

Hoovie 05-20-2009 03:49 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751611)
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.

I don't get it. Can you post a few examples of what you mean??

:gotcha J/K LOL!

RandyWayne 05-20-2009 05:41 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751611)
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.

It's a good thing it's baseball season!

Sherri 05-20-2009 08:31 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover (Post 751636)
I don't get it. Can you post a few examples of what you mean??

:gotcha J/K LOL!

:foottap

commonsense 05-20-2009 10:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751611)
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.


I agree. I don't have any hang ups on basic necklines and can handle v-necks or u-neck shirts but everything I see in the stores is really low cut.
Some styles just can't be filled in.

A single male co-worker approached me a few months ago with a ?---he wanted to know if ladies clothing had gotten more revealing. This is a 25 yr old who doesn't attend church and he is concerned with the way teenaged girls are dressing. :blush

GraceAmazing 05-21-2009 06:32 AM

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Try having to find clothes for an 8 year old girl. I am appalled at how "old" the clothes look!!!

Baron1710 05-21-2009 07:52 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rgcraig (Post 751602)
You are correct!

How modest is a swim skirt? Seems that might be an issue in the water. My wife wears shorts over her swimsuit. Except this weekend she will be wearing this...

http://www.onlinescuba.com/eshop/10E...c=25&zmap=4466

*AQuietPlace* 05-21-2009 08:28 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Baron1710 (Post 751793)
How modest is a swim skirt? Seems that might be an issue in the water.

http://www.onlinescuba.com/eshop/10E...c=25&zmap=4466


The skirts on that site have attached pants underneath.

Fiyahstarter 05-21-2009 10:18 PM

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I saw some Amish ladies today at the beach. They were wading in with their dresses on. It was so sweet. Amish are some of the nicest folk I've ever met.

MissBrattified 05-21-2009 10:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiyahstarter (Post 752105)
I saw some Amish ladies today at the beach. They were wading in with their dresses on. It was so sweet. Amish are some of the nicest folk I've ever met.

Well, that does it! If AMISH people can go to the beach, then I can too!!!! :D

MissBrattified 05-21-2009 10:38 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Baron1710 (Post 751793)
How modest is a swim skirt? Seems that might be an issue in the water. My wife wears shorts over her swimsuit. Except this weekend she will be wearing this...

http://www.onlinescuba.com/eshop/10E...c=25&zmap=4466

The swim skirt has shorts attached underneath, so it's modest in the water, and looks like a skirt out of the water. Best of both worlds, I suppose. :)

Fiyahstarter 05-21-2009 10:40 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 752112)
Well, that does it! If AMISH people can go to the beach, then I can too!!!! :D

:ursofunny
If I see you there, I won't tell!

commonsense 06-04-2009 09:16 AM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 751593)
It's a good site, but not everything is going to be viewed as modest by conservatives--including me.

I don't think swimsuits are modest, personally, even if they are "full coverage." My girls and I wear swim trunks (board shorts) to the knees and rash guards. (Usually with a swimsuit underneath because of the tight fit and light weight material.)
------------ ********** ------------- *********


The 3rd hr of the Today show just had a doctor as one of their guests and her topic was sunscreen; What to use, how often to apply , its importance etc.
AND she suggested having your children wear rash guards as sun protection!

So if not for modesty---wear rash guards to avoid skin cancer.:thumbsup

Timmy 06-04-2009 10:25 AM

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._suit_1858.png

*AQuietPlace* 06-04-2009 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 756670)

I don't think so! She has on pants under that dress!

tssp 06-04-2009 11:07 AM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherri (Post 751611)
Ok, well forget the swimwear!!! Look at the camis and tees and you will see that there is NO CLEAVAGE! I am so sick and tired of seeing cleavage these days; it's everywhere.

I agree with you that there's too much cleavage now days. I recently told my husband that I guess I need to go check out the clothes at the Salvation Army Store or something because everthing I look at in the regularstores is so low I won't buy it.

Timmy 06-04-2009 11:10 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tssp (Post 756704)
I agree with you that there's too much cleavage now days. I recently told my husband that I guess I need to go check out the clothes at the Salvation Army Store or something because everthing I look at in the regularstores is so low I won't buy it.

Oh yeah, waaaay too much cleavage. :heeheehee

MissBrattified 06-04-2009 11:16 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by commonsense (Post 756584)
I don't think swimsuits are modest, personally, even if they are "full coverage." My girls and I wear swim trunks (board shorts) to the knees and rash guards. (Usually with a swimsuit underneath because of the tight fit and light weight material.)
------------ ********** ------------- *********


The 3rd hr of the Today show just had a doctor as one of their guests and her topic was sunscreen; What to use, how often to apply , its importance etc.
AND she suggested having your children wear rash guards as sun protection!

So if not for modesty---wear rash guards to avoid skin cancer.:thumbsup

Absolutely. I make my son wear a rash guard, too, because his skin is so fair, he will blister just like I do. I sat at a baseball game Saturday for only about an hour--but my back was to the sun--and I have a terrible burn where the neckline of my shirt dipped down a little. It's been painful all week.

Even if you can't find an adult sized rash guard, there are knit materials that don't hold water, and aren't clingy--wear them over a suit in a dark material, and it'll be almost the same. Usually you can find the right tees in the workout clothes.

RandyWayne 06-04-2009 11:19 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 756716)
Absolutely. I make my son wear a rash guard, too, because his skin is so fair, he will blister just like I do. I sat at a baseball game Saturday for only about an hour--but my back was to the sun--and I have a terrible burn where the neckline of my shirt dipped down a little. It's been painful all week.

Even if you can't find an adult sized rash guard, there are knit materials that don't hold water, and aren't clingy--wear them over a suit in a dark material, and it'll be almost the same. Usually you can find the right tees in the workout clothes.

This is the only truly effective sun protection you can use.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...sSunScreen.jpg

MissBrattified 06-04-2009 11:21 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RandyWayne (Post 756721)
This is the only truly effective sun protection you can use.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...sSunScreen.jpg

HAHA!!! I LOVE him! :ursofunny :ursofunny

Timmy 06-04-2009 11:40 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Timmy (Post 756708)
Oh yeah, waaaay too much cleavage. :heeheehee

Case in point:

Quote:

Originally Posted by RandyWayne (Post 756721)
This is the only truly effective sun protection you can use.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...sSunScreen.jpg


Sister Alvear 06-13-2009 09:50 AM

Re: Divine Modestee
 
neck to to low...ha...

*AQuietPlace* 06-13-2009 10:10 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear (Post 760342)
neck to to low...ha...

:D

Sister Alvear 06-13-2009 10:12 AM

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No one would want to see me in a bikini...so I am not tempted in the least...

*AQuietPlace* 06-13-2009 10:34 AM

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I'm convinced that some people don't own mirrors. Because, seriously...... :eek:

The public-at-large has NO desire to see some things! Way too much information.

Sister Alvear 06-13-2009 11:33 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace* (Post 760364)
I'm convinced that some people don't own mirrors. Because, seriously...... :eek:

The public-at-large has NO desire to see some things! Way too much information.

I sure would have a lot to show! ha.....fat...fat...fat.....


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