THE PANOPLY

• The plain pleated skirt grey, dark blue, beige or Scottish.
• The Scottish kilt. It will be selected among most traditional. Original tartans (Mc Gregor) are snuffed, but there is many colours corresponding to none of the Scottish clan (Burberrys, Berteil).
• The Linked straight skirt of the same colour than the pleated skirt. Less practical in the day for taking care of the children.
• Pullovers and waistcoats. They will always be dark blue or will matched with the kilt. Maybe also with colours pastels: yellow, sky, pink (In Scottish wools, Benetton).
• The turtleneck only authorized with a collar of pearls and the Hermès scarf !
• The woman shirt will be white, with stripes or in Liberty. For the most sophisticated, one of the many models with flange of Figaret or Renato Nucci.
• The woman suit. Well crossed and strict with jacket and straight skirt out of tweed, with rafters or in shetland. The velvet collar is an appreciated alternative (Harrison, Barnes, Berteil).

• The single-breasted blazer as for the man, pass key, it is useful throughout the year, particularly in spring or autumn. Perfect to make shopping or dining downtown.
• The raincoat Burberrys is strongly advised but it is however less imperative than for Mister !
• The loden cloth. It is as essential as the collar of pearls, the Hermès scarf and the Céline moccasins shoes.
  The loden cloth is green for the country ones and dark blue for the town ones (Franck & Fils, the Small Sailor, Berteil, Mettez, Burberrys) .
• The Jean. Seldom carried unless to arrange, do the housework, to move or take care of the children. It is completely incompatible with high heels and/or a fur coat.

• The coat. A beige frock coat in hair of camel or dark blue with a velvet collar for the most sophisticated.
• The fur coat. It will be bought after 35 years or be an inheritance (beaver, mink or astrakhan). Around 50 years, Mrs BCBG will have to choose between coat of mink or cruising on the Nile !
• The country dress forms integral part of BCBG 's wardrobe. It is multi-use and will make it possible to feel comfortable in the Normand countryside, just like on the boards of Deauville, hunting in Sologne or in Alsace for the grape harvest.
  The panoply must be complete and will include: A divided skirt, preferably green-loden (Put), a matched pullover or cardigan , sticking of wool, a shirt maker in Viyella or Scottish (Berteil, Old England ), tweed hat (Hemisphere, Berteil, Put), moccasins shoes or Wellingtons, at the rigour trousers out of velvet or Scottish (Scapa of Scotland) with Weston boots, true Austrian jacket (Put, Maison of Loden) and a loden cloth.

Evening dress

• " From great evenings, all jewels outside, dresses of great dressmakers, make-up and hairstyle sophisticated, to a small party in friends place out of long skirt and shirt maker, all the alternatives are allowed. For the majority of the BCBG, a dressmaker or a friend will carry out the selected and adapted model retained in the fashion magazines, Marie-Claire, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle or Marie-Claire, unless she does bend herself.

Sports gears

• Mrs BCBG will make a sport or will make some ! For tennis, we have too much to choose from, Dorotennis, Lacoste or Tunmer. For the ski, Mrs BCBG will choose according to her capacities, if she badly skyes, her dress will be even more discrete! The jogging is not essential !

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