April Passport Clue #2 - Wear What Suits You

Mrs. Gray, known for her impeccable taste and style, enjoyed visiting some of the well-known designers in this country. She introduced us to, Mohamed Dagher, the son of the famous composer, Abdu Dagher. After attending school to study music, Mohamed changed paths and followed his true passion to become one of this country’s top fashion designers. Dagher’s philosophy on style is stated in his quote that “Not every dress suits every woman. What matters is that she wears something that precisely suits her.” After dredging through the sand with our tired little legs, Mrs. Gray took us to an indoor fashion show. We are not very tall, so our bellies definitely felt the heat of the sand. The cool floor was a welcome relief from the hot sand.

"How do they choose between all of those dresses?" questioned Scotch.

"I don't know. I am glad I only have one sweater during the winter season," Butter said relieved.
"Imagine how it would feel to wear that sweater in this climate,” Scotch sighed.

"How do we even wear fur in this heat?" Butter responded.

"You have a point," Scotch replied reluctantly.

Where are Butter and Scotch this month?

Visit www.graylyn.com or request a passport.

Individuality

Here are more fashion discoveries while touring this country. It is home to designer Vivienne Westwood who studied at the Harrow School of Art, the University of Westminster & Middlesex University's Trent Park College. Along with her education, Vivienne was greatly influenced by her second husband, Malcolm McLaren, who became the manager of the punk band, The Sex Pistols. Westwood’s designs helped to incorporate the punk style into the mainstream.


Scotch requested, "Wonder if I can get a Scottish terrier mohawk to go along with the traditional beard?"

"Oh, don't be so silly, Scotch. The Gray's will not allow such a haircut," replied Butter.

Where are we?

Visit www.graylyn.com or request a passport.