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• Or a shimmery skirt and a cashmere twinset with crystal bead trim.
• In terms of silhouettes, the twinset is still holding its own.
• The shrug is the new cardigan in a twinset.
• The other bands were Eggs, Solaa and Twinset.
• An angora twinset on an angora cat?
• The twinset first appeared in the 1940s and is now considered a classic wardrobe staple.
• Venture Diving has designed and brought the innovative Tank2Go twinset trolley and carrier to market.
• A new passenger-only service was provided from 1936 with the introduction of the twinset railcars.
• Diners, Fiestaware and twinset fashions are making it hard to walk the line between nostalgia and reality.
• A silk twinset in pink, green or pumpkin, $ 550, Wathne at Sunset Plaza, West Hollywood.
• Accordingly, first Standard-class and later twinset railcars replaced the Napier Express passenger trains through Woodville from 1954.
• The Wairarapa railcars were in turn replaced after the opening of the Rimutaka Tunnel in 1955 by the twinset railcars.
• An enticing contrast with Drusilla's initial twinset image was provided by a working cleavage while relaxing on deck.
• For would-be sweater girls, the twinset is a must-have, but there's other news.
• A caviar-beaded red and black twinset with short black fringed skirt looked easy to wear to the cocktail lounge.
• The clothes were great, from prune jumpers with twinset cashmere sweaters to alligator taupe skirts with pointed flares at the hems.
• After the Rimutaka Tunnel opened, both the Wairarapa railcars and the mixed trains were withdrawn and replaced by the new twinset railcars.
• TWINSET : Also called a sweater set, it consists of a short-sleeved ( or sleeveless ) shell and a matching cardigan.
• The twinset is often chosen by costume directors and designers in the modern film industry to portray a character's conservatism or frumpiness.
• Lana Turner showed us how a basic twinset could become provocative when worn a size too small, while Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra changed eye makeup forever.