Here's another song from the 1942 stage revue, This Is the Arm.

THAT'S WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED MAN IN HARLEM WILL WEAR
(Irving Berlin)

VERSE
There's a change in fashion that shows
In those Lennox Avenue clothes:
Mister Dude has disappeared with his flashy tie;
You'll see in the Harlem Esquire
What the well-dressed man will desire
When he's struttin' down the street with his sweetie-pie.

CHORUS
Suntan shade of cream
Or an olive-drab color scheme—
That's what the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear.
Dressed up in O.D.s
With a tin hat for overseas—
That's what the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear.
Top hat, white tie and tails no more;
They've been put away till after the war.
If you want to know,
Take a look at Brown Bomber Joe—
That's what the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear.

From The Complete Lyrics of Irving Berlin, edited by Roibert Kimball and Linda Emmet (Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2001), page 361