[The athletic woman] If she were wearing a hunter's green gown of velvet, severely cut, she might wear in her hair a flat band of leaves of coppery gold.
True, she has to give up on the tiara according to Marie Cary in Style and The Woman published in 1924, but I do think leaves of coppery gold sounds pretty good. This was meant for sales clerks who were supposed to advise women on their wardrobes.














