deep hues
Abrochar has several meanings that refer to the action of securing clothing or an accessory, usually with buttons, zippers, or buckles: To fasten, for instance, Abrchate el cinturn (Fasten your seatbelt)To button up or zip up, for instance, Abrchate la chaqueta (Button up your jacket)To tie/lace, for instance, Abrchate los zapatos (Tie your shoes)
A New York Times headline from the event read "Prince of Wales Upstaged at Concert by Financee [sic]." The story noted that "the couple were cheered when they arrived at the hall, but the real sensation occurred when the 19-year-old Lady Diana got inside and took off her wrap." "'Lady Diana wore a low-cut gown, well off the shoulder, there were audible admiring gasps,'' said a breathless BBC reporter who witnessed the event," the New York Times continued
This would be a really cute idea solo or with a group of friends all dressed as different fruit
The garment became known as a kimono from the 18th century
Granted, you could make up for this by having some salty ingredient in your salad, like olives or feta or something, which I didn't have
