In no uncertain terms, the doctor, whose khaki blouse appears to be missing its top three buttons, informs her would-be rescuer that she will not leave the refugees behind.
Over the years, the first families of European luxury fell to LVMH one by one: Céline, whose Étoile blouse was inspired by the star-shaped roads radiating from the Place de l'Étoile in Paris; Guerlain, the maker of Shalimar perfume; Fendi, the Rome fashion house where Karl Lagerfeld is creative director; Château d'Yquem, which produces premier Sauternes wine — the list goes on.
Kelly wears a soft sweater and, beneath it, a white blouse, whose demure collar is just discernible.
More familiar to Americans than the huipil is the short-sleeved white blouse whose yoke and sleeves are embroidered with flowers.
She has little houses in her green-and-black hair and wears a blouse whose planetlike dots are, this time, staying put.
Then there was Mr. Pop's girlfriend, NINA, a tall, striking woman in white minishorts and blouse whose figure brings to mind LI'L ABNER's (no relation to LI'L KIM) STUPEFYIN' JONES and DAISY MAE.
Her blouse, whose collar is showing over the top of her sweater, looks soft and warm; the sweater itself is casual, but of good quality, neither very heavy nor very light.
He pulled his thinning gray hair back into a greasy ponytail, and wore vaguely piratical linen blouses whose sleeves billowed when he waved his arms.
The earrings – enamelled farfalle ornamented with jewels and finished with a shiny miniature aubergine – complemented sundresses printed with red onions, and silk blouses whose painterly prints of tomatoes and peppers were ornamented with outsized diamante buttons.
