Boston Fashion Notes Plum Tones Across Town
A columnist observes a fashion contrast between wet streets and Boston’s plum trend. Plum dominates dresses and accessories from Bonnwit Teller to Back Bay, with shoppers embracing plum, burgundy, lavender, and purple. A damp street scene outside contrasts with city style.
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Boston
Bonwit Teller
Cleveland
Back Bay Area
Newbury Street
Plum Fashion and New Restaurants Near Boston Garden
The account notes a fashionable plum attire seen on a man and mentions two new eateries off the Boston Garden. Rebecca’s on Charles Street stands out with bright green and white decor, popular lines, no reservations, and acclaimed dishes created by Rebecca, a noted local chef. Early visits or noon lunches avoid long waits.
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Boston Garden
Rebeccas
Charles Street
Rebecca
Park Plaza Dining Lines and Provincial Inn Provincetown Visit
The writer notes long lines at Park Plaza for dinner with drinkers near collapse, praises The Legal Fish House slogan but never ate there. They describe a restroom puzzle at Rebeccas, a provocative sign of liberation, and visit The Red Inn in Provincetown with harbor views and beach activity. They dismiss mail back home, report changes at Betterway group homes, donations of blankets, sheets, a toaster, and broken pool cues needing replacement.
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Park Plaza
Boston
Rebeccas
Provincetown
Betterway
Cleveland
Betterway Farm
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