This dress code is highly elevated, with women wearing formal floor-length gowns, jewelry, and heels, and men dressed in a tuxedo with tails, vest and bow tie, and gloves
[17] Female service dress went through an evolution of patterns over the course of the war years, however throughout the period the service uniforms both summer and winter generally consisted of the WAC pattern "Hobby" hat or women's garrison cap, a women's suit coat, shirtwaist, four-in-hand tie, skirt, russet leather women's service shoes and hand bag
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Whether used sparingly as accents or covering entire skirts, bodices, sleeves and even veils, designers embraced the idea of lavish texture and playfulness, adorning their gowns with feather details that added that extra slice of opulence