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Color Palette : In addition to the traditional white, pastel shades (champagne, blush pink, light blue) and bolder colors, such as gold or even black, are gaining popularity
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Milford-Cottam writes,They [fashion reporters] reacted with revulsion to the turbans, flirty crpe dresses and dyed fur boxy jackets that reminded them of Second World War era prostitutes (29)
