Capes, again

I've already said they're impractical for anyone who carries a purse, groceries or a baby. Or wants to stay warm. "I think these garments were perfect for the days of footmen, maids and muffs," writes Claudia P., a very wise woman, since she agrees with me.<br> <br> But there is another point of view. In the spirit of this season of peace and good will &#8212; even though I disagree with her &#8212; I'm giving Mary Lou C. the last word. "I have been told many times I look 'regal' in my long cape. &#8230;The cape goes with everything and is great to take when traveling."
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( December 9, 2011 )

I've already said they're impractical for anyone who carries a purse, groceries or a baby. Or wants to stay warm. "I think these garments were perfect for the days of footmen, maids and muffs," writes Claudia P., a very wise woman, since she agrees with me.

But there is another point of view. In the spirit of this season of peace and good will — even though I disagree with her — I'm giving Mary Lou C. the last word. "I have been told many times I look 'regal' in my long cape. …The cape goes with everything and is great to take when traveling."

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