There were discussions about minutiae like pockets, which Virginia Gildersleeve felt were essential for any working woman. But the designers felt pockets would spoil the lines of the suit. ‘Utility was sacrificed to looks,’ Gildersleeve noted with some disgust in her memoir. ‘They certainly looked very attractive and no doubt won many recruits for the Navy; but I regretted those pockets.
-Liza Mundy
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