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These pretty colourful dresses from McCall's summer 1926 catalogue of dressmaking patterns show the same styling and hat accessorizing as the bridesmaid's dresses in the two bridal group old photos here
These were precursors to the "bomber jacket." Shearling-Lined Jackets (Interwar Period): As planes flew higher, shearling (sheepskin with the wool still attached) linings were added to provide even more warmth
But some are drawing the line at being told what not to wear
