Hollywood's Golden Age.

The word was out:

"Reckless spending is a thing of the past."

Fortunately, Hollywood wasn't listening.

How else could the "Glamorous 1930s" get its moniker?

And the certain attitude that went along with it.

Mystery.

Downcast eyes.

Long eyelashes.

"I am a star."

Just walking out of the house to collect the mail,
there was a certain obligation to maintain
an image.

Image, in these two instances, had substance.

I'm sure you'll know how to play it.

The Dolman Sweater (No. 3367), flares out as you lift your arms and is even dramatic hailing a cab.
I found the original in an estate sale in Pacific Palisades (right next to where a certain presidential movie star lived).

Pullover bateau neckline and keyhole in back. Artistically placed stripes. Rib knit rim at neck. Long sleeves are finished with rib in cuff in contrasting solid color. Fitted sweep with wider rib with horizontal knit stripes.

It was a labor of love recreating this in superb merino wool;
I know you'll love wearing it. Imported.

Women's sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL.

Colors: Rust and Brown, Pink and Brown.

Sleek Wide Leg Pants (No. 3363). Some of the sexier Hollywood stars may have looked for double entendres in their scripts, but they adored clean lines and the sleek look in their pants.

And these 97% cotton/3% spandex twill are sleek. With a slimming contoured waistband. And those flattering wide legs that keep you paparazzi-ready at all times. Four button closure on left side of waistband, inside button. Functional welt pockets at back.

Wear it with the Dolman Sweater and the sea will part.

Women's sizes: 2 through 18.

Color: Brown.

Imported.