It has much to recommend it, but I must candidly confess that it might be improved.

Why not convene an international congress to decide as to the best form of dress for men and women?
Male and female delegates from all over the world might be invited, and samples of all kinds of costumes exhibited.

Out of them all let those which are considered the best for men and most suitable for women be recommended, with such improvements as the congress may deem necessary.

The advantages of a universal uniformity of costumes would be far-reaching.

There would be no further occasion for any one to look askance at another, as has frequently happened when some stranger has been seen wearing what was considered an uncomely or unsuitable garb; universal uniformity of costume would also tend to draw people closer together, and to make them more friendly.