2, 5, 7, 13), as Le Follet wrote in June 1865: The rage for bright trimmings is as great as ever (1)
Similarly, in Hindu weddings, the bride typically wears a breathtaking red lehenga or sari, often heavily embroidered with gold to symbolize the rising sun and fertility
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In Virginia Woolfs Mrs Dalloway our titular character moves through her much-anticipated party elegantly in a silver-green mermaids dress with the perfect ease and air of a creature floating in its element. In Atonement , too, McEwan writes of Cecilia discarding a pink frock for being too innocently pale, instead appraising her emerald-clad appearance: It was a mermaid who rose to meet her in her own full-length mirror. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT Perhaps we too want to be in thrall to green at the moment coolly submerged and transformed into something mythic, hungering after its suggestion of unapproachability (think of Gatsbys green light across the water, or the distant call of Ozs Emerald City)
