51.   Several dresses have matching doll dresses.

52.   Several daytime dresses have evening-wear counterparts and handbags to match.

53.   Short asymmetrical dresses had tiny brocade skirts beneath, with branchlike brushstrokes of patterns.

54.   Some dresses have flowers, butterflies and other simple designs embroidered in white, ivory or light pink.

55.   The dresses had to start in newspaper.

56.   The jacket-and-dress outfits that seemed dowdy not so long ago look modern again, especially if the dress has a bra top.

57.   Three short black dresses had sheer yokes embroidered with crystals to look like diamond necklaces.

58.   While the dress had a Cerruti label, its design probably owed more to an American aesthetic of understatement than French fashion.

59.   His hallmark skimpy, flirty dresses have a magic mix of soft and sharp tailoring.

60.   Many dresses had long trains.