Sun, Fun, and UN-slutty

If you are as concerned about not being slutty as Lludmila is, you might choose to eschew the thongs and string bikinis rampant in the virtual world. The red and white plaid bikini from Absentia (home of the fab zombie skin) has an adorable top, but the bikini bottom is making her slightly nervous. Fortunately, it does not thong in the back. The striped bikini came in a pack with many colors from artilleri, home of many good things. Note what great coverage is provided by the pantie (now large enough to support that title). The flip-flops, by the way, are color change (handy with a large set of colorful bikinis) and always free at the Vignette shoe outlet, In Her Shoes. I highly recommend Vignette as a stop for newbies. Got some great vintage hair at the hair location.


If you want to get some coverage, go for vintage. These two examples were recent freebies from Doux Couture and Aqua. I had to play a lot of spider solitaire hanging out at Doux Couture to get that vintage bikini in peach! And what's more, I had to beat out two other people in a wildcard round. The suit on the right from Aqua was described as "teal" - but I call it green. The pix here are so fuzzy, I wonder how anyone can tell. Not sure why that's happening. I apologize for the quality of the uploaded photos.

This bikini was labeled as "pink." It looks purple to me and matches nicely with the flip-flops in purple. Lludmila loves purple and it looks good on her skin. This suit from the Indie Rose Midnight Mania board is not too scanty. It covers the crack in back, anyway. The Lani blue one-piece currently free also at Indie Rose shows another way to accentuate the "peaches" without exposing nearly everything - it boasts a frill. This is seen more usually on babies and little girls' behinds nowadays, but this blogger remembers when the vestigial petticoat was more common for older bathers. Frill on the bottom and a rubber swimcap with damn flowers all over it. Now, that's modesty! Ha!(If you think the next descent into sluttiness for bikinis will be translucency, it was already being done in the 1970s. The white suits were totally opaque until you got in the water.)