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If you’ve been dreaming of summer days and beach vacations, two iconic brands are here to help. L.L. Bean and Summersalt teamed up for a limited-edition collaboration for summer — and Shop TODAY got to try it. Swimsuits | Cover-ups and accessories The new and exclusive line that features products for women, men and kids, officially launched today, April 23! The collaboration features swimwear, cover-ups, and accessories that fans of the brands might already be familiar with but reimagined.
Editorial operations manager Jill Ortiz says the one-shoulder swimsuit has turned her on to one-pieces, but does note to keep in mind of the sizing with the compression feature. 'The one-shoulder look is really cute and the back is equally as chic! I think it offers a good amount of coverage but isn’t too modest,' says Ortiz. L.L. Bean x Summersalt The Seascape Sweetheart One-Piece The more classic sweetheart one-piece gets the L.L.
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