In 1964 SDB C was again dropped from the regulations, but was listed as an "authorized modification" of SD Blue, and the illustrations were labeled "Service Dress Blue (Modified)." In 1975 the blue top/white bottom combination got another new name: "Service Dress Blue (Yankee)." This time it was listed as an optional uniform "for warm weather afternoon and early evening functions such as yachting parties." I believe "yachting" was how the letter Y got associated with the uniform
Soft pink lips finish the beauty look perfectly
They were also so quick to respond to my query, I cannot recommend Tiffany Rose enough Melissa M, United Kingdom Very pleased with the dress, looks exactly like the photos
One thing to note: Many reviewers suggested sizing down for a more fitted bodice
As for her glam, Blunt wore her dirty blonde tresses down, parted slightly off to the side and styled into glamorous loose waves
Feel free to play around with the colors, using other shades of pink or light neutral tones