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chemise

[shuh-meez] / ʃəˈmiz /


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Unlike the sad "sack" of the '60s, St. Laurent's Naive Chemise features more elegant tailoring, arm-length sleeves with tightly buttoned cuffs, high necklines and low, mid-calf hems.

From Time Magazine Archive

With its broad oval swaths of blue, pink and green acrylic, Chemise both hammers the eye with its chromatic intensity and soothes it with the slow coiling of its forms.

From Time Magazine Archive

This month, as Lacoste's factories reopen after a vacation layoff, the order backlog has reached 200,000, and Chemise Lacoste has also gotten an unexpected bonus.

From Time Magazine Archive

"There's no backstabbing here," says Dennis Goldsmith, 31, a Jonathan Logan alumnus who started his highly successful Ma Chemise in Los Angeles only some 18 months ago.

From Time Magazine Archive

At last he smiled and exclaimed brightly, "Chemise pour jambes, s'il vous plait."

From The A.E.F. With General Pershing and the American Forces by Broun, Heywood




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