In 1964 SDB C was again dropped from the regulations, but was listed as an "authorized modification" of SD Blue, and the illustrations were labeled "Service Dress Blue (Modified)." In 1975 the blue top/white bottom combination got another new name: "Service Dress Blue (Yankee)." This time it was listed as an optional uniform "for warm weather afternoon and early evening functions such as yachting parties." I believe "yachting" was how the letter Y got associated with the uniform
As if a collar and buttons weren't already annoying enough, it's painful to shell out that much cash for something you'll only wear occasionally
When you factor in the cost of renting plus alterations, buying a made-to-measure prom suit is often the smarter investment
In the realm of spring bridesmaid gowns, the options are as vast and varied as the hues of a springtime sunset
Recipe White Balsamic Dressing Recipe This white balsamic dressing recipe gives life to any salad
Not the best material or surface finishNatalieThe first piece I picked up, the cover material pulled away from the particle board
