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You know the voice. It's the one that pops into your head when you're thinking about wearing your new skirt.

Dear Brandi writes: I feel like one of the lost skills of womanhood is how to dress oneself properly. I don’t mean looking put together but what kind of slip to wear, hosiery, etc. Basically, those garments we lost to feminism but are actually helpful. Can you share some lost wisdom on this? Dear Brandi, The garments, the garments. I can just remember how they were when I was a little girl in the 60s. A big topic of conversation among women was girdles! How uncomfortable they were, and they certainly looked pitiless. And stockings! Things were progressing to the...

Ahh, Valentine’s Day: the day you either love or love to hate. Whether you’ll be celebrating romance, friendship, or the discounted chocolate on Feb. 15, there’s no denying how chic a pink silk skirt is. In other words, our Valentine’s Day clothes are more like year-long must-haves—and they belong in your closet. CURRENTLY TRENDING / WELLNESS TBH, I Hate Vegetables—Here’s How I’m Eating Healthier This Year without sacrificing taste READ MORE Relationship status aside, the real S.O. of the night will be that significant outfit. It might be a mini dress or it might be sweatpants paired with the ultimate...

The LetterBy William Somerset MaughamOutside on the quay the sun beat fiercely. A stream of motors, lorries and buses, private cars and hirelings, sped up and down the crowded thoroughfare, and every chauffeur blew his horn; rickshaws threaded their nimble path amid the throng, and the panting coolies found breath to yell at one another; coolies, carrying heavy bales, sidled along with their quick jog-trot and shouted to the passer-by to make way; itinerant vendors proclaimed their wares. Singapore is the meeting-place of a hundred peoples; and men of all colours, black Tamils, yellow Chinks, brown Malays, Armenians, Jews and...