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本文是一位来自洛杉矶的女士投书华尔街时报的时尚记者兼专家Teri Agins，讲了自己的一次不幸遭遇： I was in the drinks line at a cocktail party behind a woman in the same dress as mine: black and low-cut, with a full skirt and an appliqué border around the bottom. I told her, "I like your dress," and she turned around to smile. Then I told her we were wearing the same dress, at which point she stepped back and looked me up and down, totally mortified, and then walked away. (She was very top-heavy and about 5 inches shorter.) I realized I had made the wrong decision. Now I have some new large tortoise-shell glasses and keep encountering people with the same glasses. What should I do?— K.H., Los Angeles 一次鸡尾酒会上，我站在一位和我穿着一模一样衣服的女士的后面，我们的衣服都是一条裙底镶着花边的黑色低领长裙。我走进近她说："我喜欢你的裙子。"她微笑地转过身来。然后我又告诉她我们穿的衣服一样，她退后几步，惊恐地上下打量了几下，感觉很受侮辱，然后走开了。（她走路时头重脚轻，个子大约矮了5英寸。）我意识到我的做法不太合适。现在我有一些新的玳瑁酒杯，我一直会遇到一些有相同杯子的人。请问遇到这种情况，我究竟该做些什么又该说些什么呢？ 对此，华尔街时报的时尚专家Teri Agins的建议很简单——当你不幸被撞衫，你有两种选择： | 
