But where persons wear mourning for style and not for feeling, there is a need of fixed rules. Interestingly, Helena Rowes article, Family Fashions and Fancies: Mourning CostumesEnglish and French Styles, featured in Good Housekeeping, Volume 9 (1889), makes a note of the inability to lay down rules while laying down a rule at the same time: The London code prevails in New York in all these matters
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