Fermarsi al solito costume

[scappoincina]

Sto traducendo un articolo sulla moda mare, che "non si ferma al tradizionale costume da bagno".

My attempt: that doesn't stop at the usual swimsuit

E' corretto o stop non si può usare in questo contesto?

Grazie in anticipo!

 

[You little ripper!]

You can say doesn't stop with the traditional/usual..........., but the complete sentence might help, scappoincina.

 

[scappoincina]

The complete sentence is
Questa volta ci occupiamo della moda mare, che non si ferma al classico costume.

After this the article just lists different types of swimsuit.

This time we talk about beach fashion, that doesn't stop with the usual swimsuit, is it ok?

 

[You little ripper!]

This time we discuss/talk about beach fashion/beach wear which is not limited to the traditional swimsuit is one option.

 

[kittykate]

Hi scappoincina, hi Charles

I know it doesn't translate scappoincina's sentence, but what about There's more to beachwear than your traditional swimsuit?
Ugly?

caterina

 

[You little ripper!]

Hi scappoincina, hi Charles

I know it doesn't translate scappoincina's sentence, but what about There's more to beachwear than your traditional swimsuit?
Ugly?

caterina

Beautiful; not at all ugly!

 

[Zia Mame]

Hello everyone,
here I continue the thread with a similar expression:
'La descrizione della nobildonna si ferma al suo appeal esotico' - that is to say, nothing else is said about the woman, apart from the fact that she has a foreign accent which sounds intriguing.
My attempt:
"The depiction of the gentlewoman stops with/is limited to her exotic appeal'. I would really appreciate your opinion on this rendering, many thanks!

 

[rrose17]

I prefer "is limited to" or "stops at" and description rather than depiction. Also "gentlewoman" doesn't really mean much, to me at any rate. Maybe "aristocratic woman"?

 

[sorry66]

I think 'depiction' works if we're talking about literature. You could also just say 'noble woman' or 'lady'.
'confined to' is another verb you can use.

 

[Zia Mame]

Thank you very much to you both, rrose17 and Sorry66.