41.   Ms. Mazzola came to court in an austere blue suit and plain white blouse.

42.   On this day, she wore a black skirt, white blouse with ruffled collar and black sweater.

43.   She once pretended to be a stewardess, wearing the uniform blue skirt and white blouse, to fly to Vietnam for free.

44.   She wore a white blouse, sweater vest, tan slacks and brown half boots.

45.   She sits in the wicker chair, in a pioneer skirt of blue and a white blouse with a high collar.

46.   She was still wearing the same blue jeans, white blouse and blue blazer that she wore to work two days earlier.

47.   Small wonder, then, that Mrs. McDougal chose a white blouse and a pleated skirt.

48.   She asks a young woman in white blouse and black skirt, the uniform of the serving staff, for some butter.

49.   The basics are tan or navy, with skirts, pants, long shorts and jumpers worn with white blouses or cotton knit polo shirts.

50.   The author, in round glasses, jeans and white blouse, is sipping tea in her favorite Healdsburg cafe.