A man whose raiment attracted attention, had said Mr Brummell, was not a well-dressed man.
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In Georgette Heyer's book "Frederica," a key insight is shared regarding fashion and personal presentation. The character Mr. Brummell suggests that true elegance is understated. He believes that if clothing draws too much attention, it reflects poorly on the individual’s sense of style.
This notion highlights the importance of subtlety in fashion, indicating that the essence of being well-dressed lies in an effortless and refined appearance rather than overt extravagance. This...
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