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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

Re: Divine Modestee
 
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

Re: Divine Modestee
 
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

Re: Divine Modestee
 
What a rash guard?

Monkeyman 05-20-2009 02:26 PM

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.)

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

Re: Divine Modestee
 
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.


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