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As fashion editors, we can (and do) give travel wardrobe advice  until the cows come home, but there's no one on the planet with more wisdom on this subject than those who literally travel for a living:  flight attendants. And unlike the rest of us, they have to stand the majority of the time that they're traveling from city to city, so who better to reach out to for  shoe advice? We tapped four flight attendants who have logged hundreds of thousands of miles in the air to tell us what the travel shoe mistakes they'd never make are, and their responses were definitely worth noting for your next trip to the airport. Read on for their tips and to shop the shoe styles that each recommends. "I wouldn't wear any shoe that's hard to get off and on because it's a pain when going through security. Always wear close-toed for multiple reasons, but especially if it's cold on the plane, and always bring socks for a long flight! Always comfortable shoes in case

As someone who doesn't spend that much time wearing  swimsuits , I prefer to spend more on fashion items I'm going to get a lot of use out of and less on swimsuits. But that doesn't mean I don't want a few new ones each summer. For this reason, I've become an expert at finding chic affordable bikinis  and one-pieces, and I know that I'll always find them at the nine brands below. In case you're wondering, I have a few criteria for what makes a good swimsuit brand . I really like it when a brand has a wide variety of styles. I prefer swimwear with a little more coverage, but I know that's not the case for everyone, so plenty of options are key. I also love swimsuits that have special details that make them look ultra-expensive—like a belt or ruching—and perhaps most importantly, an under-$200 price point is key.  Ready to shop my favorite swimsuits from my nine favorite affordable swimwear brands? You know what to do. In keeping with everything else