At night she secretly leaves the house wearing only her bathing costume under her coat, walks down to the beach and starts swimming out into the ocean, far beyond the sandbank where she met Doralice.
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While some of her rivals violated a local modesty ordinance by appearing barelegged on the beach, she wore dark, knee-high stockings and a chiffon bathing costume with a tiered skirt that came almost to her knees.
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While living in New York during their run at the Olympia, they refused all invitations to parties and claimed that they would not visit Coney Island because they did not want to see women in bathing costumes.
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It was like swimming inside a refrigerator, and Dick, hardly dressed for speed, may have set the the world record for a sprint through 29-degree water in a bathing costume of trousers, shirt, sweater, raccoon coat, shoes.
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And they had good cause to wonder, for Albert and George had summoned lawyers from all across the nation to come to the land of oranges and bathing costumes, to wage their war of pettifoggery in the courts.
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In some societies, modesty may involve women covering their bodies completely and not talking to men who are not immediate family members; in others, a fairly revealing but one-piece bathing costume is considered modest when other women wear bikinis.
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Also beginning in 1915, Sennett assembled a bevy of girls known as the " Sennett Bathing Beauties " to appear in provocative bathing costumes in comedy short subjects, in promotional material, and in promotional events like Venice Beach beauty contests.
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After he carried his bride across the threshold of the red and white jet at Heathrow, Cordone said the couple had " wanted somewhere different and we were going to marry on the beach in Hawaii in our bathing costumes ."
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"Her petticoat, the most important part of her bathing costume, dropped off, " wrote Frances Trollope in her 1830 " Domestic Manners of the Americans, " in what was one of the most intriguing lines of the English author's tart sociological study.
