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As paper becomes cheaper, he concluded, the paper garments will become even less expensive than what we plan to sell them for today. 1960s paper dresses: The wastebasket dress has arrived By Helen Carlton, LIFE magazine November 25, 1966 This, at last, is the year of the paper dress that can be worn and then tossed in the wastebasket
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The high-waist design and slim fit silhouette enhance your curves, while the bodycon cut ensures a sleek and polished look
For example, dark colours combined with a paisley or floral motif are popular in Turkey and Iran, a green colour indicates descent from the Hashemites (the House of the Prophet Mohammed), and black versions are worn by the Yezidi