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When and where did white blouse and black skirt became like standard-uniform working clothes for waitress girls?

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by Im Alec has abandoned this account on September 4th, 2011
Probably the feminine equivalent of white shirt and black trousers for men, which was the basic dress for non-labourers across Europe.
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- But when? 19 th century or even earlier? Even some domestic workers (housemaids and nannies) have worn them as uniform for a long time.
  
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Girls who hate clothes like blouse/skirt/dress/apron: If you were a young live-in domestic worker required to wear “uniform” with nametag, would you have employer who has you to wear: A) White blouse, black skirt, apron. B) White blouse, black pants?

If you hire young live-in domestic worker girl (maid/nanny or whatever) having her to wear “uniform”, which: A) white blouse, black skirt. B) white blouse, black pants C) red blouse, black pants D) white blouse, red skirt E) blue blouse, black skirt

I've seen some girls who have to wear a white blouse and a black skirt also wearing a black bow where a boy would wear a neck tie or a bow tie, some even around their arms, on the blouse. Is this mostly for younger girls?

If a live-in domestic worker is the only employee and required to wear work clothes (like maid or nanny girl in blouse and skirt or two girls in different blouses and skirts, with different titles like maid girl and nanny girl, is it a "real" uniform?

Many people who employ young live-in domestic worker girls (like maid girls/nanny girls) and require them to wear "uniforms" (like skirt, blouse, apron, name tag) and treat them strict (like girl has to curtsey, have ponytail). What do you say about it?

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