Jumper, Neckerchief & Insignia The WW2 era dress blue jumper was a pullover blouse made of 16-ounce dark blue Melton wool, which was described by the Navy as "a stout, smooth woolen cloth with a short nap"
Worn by both male and female Sailors in the rates E-1 to E-6, the Enlisted Service Dress Blue Uniform has undergone remarkably few changes since its introduction in 1864, making it one of the most easily recognizable military uniforms of all time
She paired the look with stunning Aquazzura strappy heels, a mini Gucci clutch and her hair in a low bun
It was even featured in American Vogue, likened to the Ford Model T car, which was very popular at that time
People began arguing about whether it was white and gold, or blue and black
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