What To Wear To One's Husband's Trial

I hope never to have to face this particular dilemma. I have a hard enough time choosing the day's outfit from my meagre selection of turtlenecks and worn cords. I hope only to be warm enough and that the fabric will not chafe.
Barbara Amiel's future rides on making the right impression on the jury at her husband's trial. If she chooses the wrong outfit her only contact with Connie will be conjugal visits in a trailer at the Big House.

Daniel Horowitz, a veteran criminal defence lawyer, reckons that a toned down, gloomy outfit could prove ill-fitting.
He said: "She's Imelda Marcos. She has got to be unapologetic for her excesses. Turning up in anything less than a flamboyant outfit, and the jury will know that she's messing with us, trying to fool us."

Personally I don't think she should make too much of an effort. She and Connie will look just fine in their everyday attire: