A new reporter who has joined our regular staff, Catseye, has gone through an amazing ordeal to bring us the photo material. Not only did she show a persuasiveness that is worthy of Miss Krux when she talked the dry cleaner into letting her take the pictures, she also fought off barbarians, amazons, and a pack of bad-tempered raptors on her way back from the Plateau. Yes, our reporters are true heroes. Especially considering that they all have day jobs, since we stay true to our policy never to pay our staff. The honor to be part of this now legendary endeavor has to be enough!

Catseye's interview with the dry cleaner provided the following information.

Marguerite Krux has two styles of camisoles she favors:

The first style is a thin strapped, boned camisole with underwire support, which hooks in the back. The model is white with a charming lace overlay that is accented with pale peach flowers.  The camisole is double-layered.

The second style is a non-boned camisole that hooks in front.  It is white with a lace and ribbon overlay (see up close detailed picture) and is double-layered.

The dry cleaner pointed out that he has a special technique to remove stains, e. g. blood or dirt. He insists that this technique has been handed down in his family for decades and that he didn't need any fancy inventions of Professor Challenger to satisfy his customers. Further investigation into this matter pending.

Catseye pointed out to us that the hat is not black, as some style columnist have written, but rather a dark brown.

Catseye described Roxton's hat as a very attractive model (was she really talking about the hat we wondered...), the color is a dark, brownish-khaki with a wide pale khaki ribbon.  She drew our attention to the extra padding inside the hat, which rests against the forehead. Obviously Lord Roxton takes special care to make sure that his hat has a comfortable fit. Understandably so, considering how long he wears it on some of his hunting trips.

 

Our intrepid journalist Catseye has promised to do a return trip to the Plateau to get more photos from the Zanga dry cleaner. She recklessly risks her life for a scoop. We like that type of reporter!