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Byline: Plum Sykes
Once upon a time, about two weeks ago to be precise, this bride-to-be was under the impression that once she had taken off her wedding dress, she never had to look good again. Or, at the very least, the pressure would be off for a few weeks. I would indulge in a couple of heavenly outfits for my honeymoon, but that would be pretty much it, looking-good-wise. Alas, I knew nothing.
"La trousseau!" sighs Madame Cadolle, of Cadolle on the Rue Cambon, purveyor of deshabillee, negligees, and bras too beautiful to cover up. "It was absolutely compulsory. The important Jewish families of Paris still buy a lot, but the others? They would rather ...