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Your Favourite UNDERWIRE Tankini

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(ends Sunday May 15)

underwire D,DD & E tankini

Tamara/Superpants

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WAS $224.00 NOW $112.00

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Store location: 170 St Johns Road, Glebe, NSW, 2037 
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Photo Competition

WIN a Sue Rice Swimsuit of your choice.

This time YOU and YOUR FANS pick the winner!

To enter this competition all you need to do is email a photo to enquiries@suerice.com.au  However to VOTE, you will need to be a member of Facebook. If you're not a member maybe one of your friends will let you use theirs? 

TO ENTER:

1) FIND, CHOOSE or TAKE a photo of yourself in your favourite swimsuit! You can pick one from your family archives, from your blossoming teens, baby shots or from an exotic holiday - we don't mind if its old or new or shock/horror - another brand - gasp!!, as long as we can see how much fun you are having! (we will remove any dubious photos)

2) EMAIL it to us and we will put any emailed photos on the Wall. Alternatively, if you are already a Facebook user you can become a Fan, by Liking our Page, and post your photo on our Wall.

3) VOTE by "Liking" your favourite photo (see below for details). If you don't want to enter a photo, join in the fun and vote for your favourite. The photo entrant with the most "Likes" on May 31st WINS a Sue Rice swimsuit of their choice.

TO VOTE for your favourite photo:

Begin by clicking here to go to our Facebook. To vote you need to be a Facebook member, if you're not why not ask a friend?

Scroll through the "Wall" photos on this page

If you like the photo, click 'Like'. By clicking you vote for the photo!

Leave a comment if you wish, by typing in the 'write a comment...'box.

The more votes you get the better. It's in your hands so encourage your friends to 'Like' your photo because the photo with the most 'Likes' will win a Sue Rice swimsuit of their choice - up to any value!

If you have any difficulties entering or voting - please don't hesitate to call us, we understand how strange the world of Facebook can seem!

Good Luck!

Get Snapping!

Get 'Liking'!

The Barbie Debate Continues...

For Templeton's Fury

Best Wishes,

SR

Pretty Amazing!

Do Clothes Make the Woman?

Watch the full episode. See more Need To Know.

This is such an interesting video. We wondered how they would feel in their swimsuit? SR

How To Lose Weight.

There are many things wrong with Barbie (despite how much we may adore her and her designer wardrobe). We've all heard the facts before - if Barbie was real she'd have to:
a) walk on all fours (because she is far too top heavy)
b) have the majority of her organs removed
c) and have her bras custom made as her boobs are just so fabulously large

Barbie probably wouldn't be so attractive walking around Sydney's CBD like this.

We were reading articles on body-image today, and although all these well-known anti-Barbie stats are shocking - I think this takes the flour-less orange cake that is in our fridge:

WHEN BARBIE WENT FOR A SLEEPOVER SHE BROUGHT A...
Along with her pretty pink dressing gown and matching pink slippers Slumber Party Barbie never leaves her house without her toiletries bag. Your toiletries bag would probably have a toothbrush, toothpaste, some make-up and perhaps some face wash. Barbie's is perfectly equipped with pink hair rollers, pink mirror and PINK SCALES THAT READ 110 POUNDS AT ALL TIMES - but of course. And Barbie knows that 49 kilograms is an unacceptable weight to be she brings with her a red and yellow 'How To lose Weight' book.

After this we found Galia Slayen, an amazing young girl who built a life-size Barbie so create awareness about the severity of eating disorders. It's much more shocking when you see it in real life:

There is no doubt that Barbie would turn heads -  What would you think if you saw Barbie walking down your street??

Would you wear a white bikini?

So this is Dove's double page spread comprising of 'Real Women', women all shapes and sizes (sizes 8-16 to be precise). It is refreshing when you flip through the usual magazine filled of size nothings who make you want to skip lunch for the day, and suddenly see this - a bunch of real sized women! Bravo Dove.

However, we do notice something glaringly unreal, while conceding Dove wanted to use white for their campaign.......Real women probably wouldn't choose white bikinis. What do you think?

Best Wishes,

SR