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
While trying out the miniature length special occasion dresses, ensure that the silhouette flatters your shape and does not simply cling to your body
To top it off, a leg slit makes sure you can move through the evening without worrydance away without worrying about exposing too much
Follow this guide to achieve the right tone with confidence in every setting
Sometimes I like to leave the house with out anything just because it is nice to disconnect
If you're seated at a table like the one pictured here, think lemon brick chicken as a main course, or lemon cake or limoncello served at dessert
