The skirt suit was as popular as ever in the ladylike 1950s. In 1955,Vogue Pattern Book devoted fully half of its covers to suits.
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February-March 1955 |
"This spring it's pale tweed (like this butter yellow) for suits (like this tapered box jacket suit). Noteworth: the collar that rolls away from the neckline, the low-placed belt. Vogue Pattern S-4573."
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August-September 1955 |
"A twelve-month-of-the-year investment... the good little jersey suit. Here in a bold herringbone in black and white. News: the bare neck, the spark of red in the hat and gloves. Vogue Pattern Number S-4625."
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October-November 1955 |
"Tweed, the seasoned green of an early autumn countryside... a suit as relaxed as a day in the country. News... the follow-through of polished green leather accessories... the park of sky-blue. Vogue Pattern No. S-4638."
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