An extra-feminine, two-toned riff on the bib front style you'll see Ann in once a week. It's made with a solid and striped Italian poplin which — fun fact — dates all the way back to Edwardian times when shirtmakers would save their best fabrics for the bib (the only part that showed under a waistcoat). The look stuck — and fast forward 125 years — it's just the thing to punch up your boots and blue jeans.