It is well that Queen Elizabeth has complete faith in "Catta's" loyalty and great ability, for the Scottish "dresser" has the task of supervising the collection of gowns, frocks, hats, coats and wraps that the Queen will take with her to Canada and the United States in May and June. Secrets of the Royal wardrobe are not yet revealed. but it is rumoured that they will start a fashion for classical draperies. Some of Her Majesty's evening gowns are of pleated, Grecian-effect styles and have been inspired by figures on the Parthenon frieze.
It is said that she will not conform to one colour, as she did in Paris last year, but the predominating note in her dress scheme will be her favourite blue. Whatever she chooses to wear, the world will doubtless copy. They for Monteverde's "Orpheus" ang!
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Many women might study their reasons for this answer advantage. They said: knows her style, and sticks to i stead of copying a fashion-book style and being stuck with it.'
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