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"     Summer is in full swing and there are still plenty of bare-it-all-by-the-pool days left. For me, one of the season&amp;#039;s biggest decisions is what bathing suit to wear while poolside (and, in my case, while sitting under an umbrella covered from head to toe in SPF 45 sunscreen). As a 20-something, whenever I have gone swimsuit shopping in the past, my eyes have only searched for something of the two-piece variety. Recently, however, I have been eyeing the more covered one-pieces, which have been appearing everywhere lately in updated shapes and styles. Done right, a one-piece is a little bit &amp;#039;40s pin-up glamour mixed with a whole lot of modern-day sophistication.     Finding the right one-piece, though, can be a bit tricky. There are a ton of really terrible swimsuits out there, and the point is not to try and hide everything. The great thing about embracing a simple one-piece is that you are significantly less self-conscious about your mid-section, but you can still feel every bit as sexy as if you were in a bikini. Currently, I have several favorites in contention, but I am seriously considering buying one from J. Crew, which, apart from Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret, is pretty much my swimsuit mecca. I am leaning toward the one in blue, but the bandeau top in red is also too cute! Either way, I am excited to channel my inner Marilyn Monroe next time I go swimming. Perhaps the best perk is that I won&amp;#039;t have to worry about sun-blocking my lower back\u2014yet another benefit to the incredible one-piece! \u2013Meredith Stebbins Which one do you prefer, the red or the blue? Tell us in Comments. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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