71.   Jackets are unconstructed, dresses and skirts are sheer and the palette is pastel.

72.   Jackets can be short or long, pants narrow or wide.

73.   Jackets might be double-breasted, have top stitching on lapels and seams, or exhibit more curviness.

74.   Jacques Doucet is represented by a day suit whose jacket is little more than an asymmetrical plane folded around the body.

75.   Jackets were collarless, with pretty carved flower buttons, in the palest pink or in a textured linen.

76.   Jackets were cut close to the torso and stopped just below the hip or fell all the way to the ankles.

77.   Jackets were lean, sleeves just above the elbow, for a young feeling not the norm in established houses here.

78.   Jackets were narrow-shouldered and unflattering.

79.   Long, shawl-collared jackets were in a faded rose.

80.   Make a birdie and a second green jacket would be his.