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Wear it with heels or flats at work or on the weekend.

Combined with the annual $550,000 spent on regenerating current recruiting materials and $1.1 million in printing and production, the total advertising cost of changing the female dress blue uniform would be at least $2.1 million

In a raw, almost ivory color, her dress stands out with pleats at the bottom that mimic the bodys natural movement

trim: 85% polyester, 15% elastane Lining: 95% polyester, 5% elastane Jewel scallop-trim neck Lace panels

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 3 Elizabeth Taylor, January 1950 Getty Images The full skirt and tight bustier of Elizabeth Taylor's dress was the epitome of style in the 1950s, but rather than follow the bright print and pattern trend of the time, the young starlet opted for a simple black fabric
