blouse

It is for such a man-modern in tastes and inclination- that the woman in the account dupes traditional authority and wears the blouse.

Sometimes they are also used in puns, as with the article entitled top secret, in which blouses, t-shirts and tops in general are features.

Nevertheless, some subjects sometimes select a picture (a blouse) corresponding to a feminine noun.

In this reckoning, one may see how wearing the blouse is thus 'sanitised'.

But after some time many of the women removed their blouses and put them on their laps.

This is a somewhat fuzzy date in that photographs in 1923 show a loose standard dress of dark skirt and white blouse.

The uniform included a blue jumper, which ideally fell three inches below the knee, worn over a white blouse.

Sweaters or blouses, dresses or dress pants, the clothing and the deportment of the performers in these studio-controlled snapshots universally attest to the respectability of the performer herself.

Women may have a couple of synthetic saris, using a blouse and lungi for daily wear, and own no gold jewellery other than the thin chain holding their marriage tali.

New clothes are bought rarely; children's clothes and women's blouses are stitched at home.

B is tempted to walk out; after all, she has plenty of other blouses.

I wouldn't wear the blouse during day-time.

I walked in front wearing a blouse.

Chikako mentioned that her daughter is currently wearing one of the blouses she had kept from when she was young.

The excitement began innocently enough when a young woman dropped a mouse down the blouse of a friend knowing that she was terrified of mice and would make a scene.