Because this is a custom-made couture garment, all sales are final once pattern making, fabric cutting, draping, or construction begins
Neeve notices something is off about Ethel's clothes: firstly, she has supposedly left town but didn't take any winter coats despite the freezing weather, and when her body is finally found, Neeve believes her killer dressed her in a specific outfit because the blouse she's wearing with her suit is one she would never have picked for herself (while it was the one sold with the suit, Neeve had warned her off it as it clashed with the rest of the outfit), one of her stockings has a significant run in it (Neeve says she would never go out with her stockings in that state) and she isn't wearing any jewellery (which could be used to identify her)
We quickly abandoned that and came up with the kind of All That Jazz tribute
Martin's Press, 2001 ISBN 0-312-28326-1 External links Victorian Fashion Archived 7 April 2018 at the Wayback Machine VictorianVoices.net Fashion articles and illustrations from Victorian periodicals
Sweet onions tend to be larger than yellow onions and they have a slightly flatter shape with lighter colored skin
