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Excerpt from The Well-Dressed Woman
It 1s evident that the well-dressed woman must observe the laws of dress. These laws'relate to hygiene, art, and morals. They form a trinity mutually dependent upon each other. To observe the laws of art in dress and ignore the laws of health is impossible. To observe the laws of art and health and be disloyal to the morals of dress is equally impossible. The well-dressed woman must be a harmony of the laws of dress, as a paint ing is a harmony of the laws of drawing and color. Any study of dress, therefore, is defective which does not clearly define the laws of health, beauty, and morals.
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