Woman’s Day “Switch-Mates”: 3+3=12
A+B
1. The smart casual suit is off to college, the big-city job, or anywhere. Versatile as the weather are this short coat jacket for fall — wear its deep collar up or down, open or closed — and tweed skirt.
D+F
2. Definitely dressy — a suit for special dates, or the theater. The fitted velveteen cardigan takes to pear or rhinestone chokers at the throat, to gay scattered glitter at waist or shoulder.
E+B+C
3. How to look smart, neat, and fashionable in the office or classroom. For evening, dress it up with a jaunty pillbox. Or picture these “Switch-Mates” coordinated with other skirts, other blouses.
E+F+A
4. Remove the neck tab — a new shirt! Add a self-belt — a new “dress!” For a sportier touch, wear heavy, blobby costume jewelry — for dash, the coat jacket worn casually and confidently open.
E+B
5. Paired simplicity — the tailored blouse and trim skirt for smartness and comfort. For little touches, try a change of pins on slanting, wide-set pockets, other belts, and even unusual pocket handkerchiefs.
E+F+C
6. A new personality for the weskit. Soft scarf fullness fills in the scooped-out neck, is fastened with a hook pin. Or, for a dramatic note, flaunt a bar pin, several old-fashioned stickpins, or pearl studs.
D+E+B
7. The trio for a short jaunt. Velveteen unlimited is now a popular accent for tweeds. Here is the little waist-length cardigan, slipped on over jersey blouse and tweed skirt, creates a finished costume.
E+F
8. What fun to dress up! The jersey blouse and skirt become a dress — with a lively orange cummerbund and handkerchief for color. Or tone it up with velvet in perky neck bow and matching belt.
E+B
9. For classroom dash, wear the shirt-tails out, sleeves pushed up. A wide, interesting belt nips in, accents the small waist. For bright contrast, add a colorful scarf or gay pocket handkerchief.
D+E+F
10. The day’s shopping over, this charming jersey dress and velveteen jacket will take you right on to dinner. The monotone plan lends itself to the spice of accessories, a vivid hat, mall neck scarf.
A+E+B+C
11. For running into town, for the big games — four pieces to keep you toasty: snug-fitting, long-sleeved blouse; weskit and skirt; tight button closings on jacket waist and cuffs for extra warmth.
C+F
12. The little weskit-collar straight up and jutting — perfect with softer jersey skirt for dancing, or for festive evenings. Low neckline can stand lots of glitter, a velvet-ribbon choker; or flowers to fill.
