sailor blouse

Her face over the sailor blouse suddenly seemed blurred.

An outstanding individual piece is a sailor blouse, with soft ruffles that fall over the hands and a black tie.

The next morning Williams turned up, looking paler than ever, very neat and nicely dressed in his sailor blouse.

Students in uniforms and girls in sailor blouses snaked through the crowd.

Here Chanel sold hats, jackets, sweaters, and the marinière, the sailor blouse.

The saint in the picture, his legs pierced with arrows, wears a French sailor blouse, socks with garters, but is otherwise nude below the waist.

A photograph of 30 schoolchildren, two of the girls in sailor blouses, with their teachers in Kozowo in June 1939 looks like any posed classroom eager for the coming vacation.

It was quarter of eight and Norma should be just -Then he saw her, coming towards him from the courtyard, wearing dark blue slacks and a sailor blouse that made his heart ache.

He was a bachelor, and the girls bothered him, their legs bothered him, their knees mocked him, and he was obsessed and extremely annoyed by their sailor blouses.

Nonetheless, many of her most radical ideas were simple: a static display of a little black dress or a sailor blouse from the 1920's may not convey her true spirit, or excite audiences the way "Dangerous Liaisons" has.

By that time, Chanel had opened a large dress shop at 31 rue Cambon, near the Hôtel Ritz, in Paris; among the clothes for sale were flannel blazers, straight-line skirts of linen, sailor blouses, long sweaters made of jersey fabric, and skirt-and-jacket suits.