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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
3
New York fashion notes the Empire blouse making waves in 1906 style revival. Designers show the blouse matching the dress fabric with rich trimming for a coordinated, elegant look in the current vogue.
A striking street costume features a banana cloth skirt ending three inches from the ground with the front panel draping over the hips for fullness. The close fitting coat uses a slim belt to define the waist, collarless neck, and black braided throat trim. Shoulder straps, double cuffs, and dull metal baton accents adorn the sleeves, complemented by a Leghorn crown straw hat with pink ribbon ruching and a Clark aigrette at the left side.
A description of a three year old girl’s Ivory white satin and napole style coat with pleated back and front, Irish lace details, a soft white kid belt, and a matching satin straw hat. Accessories include a diaphanous evening gown and future cape styles, with emphasis on simple daily wear for now.
Styles for Spring from Dressy Paris features a Broderie Anglaise sheer linen waist with delicate embroidery on sleeves yoke and plastra. A blouse gathers volume with tiny bust tucks and scalloped edging at the hem and cuffs, a high throat stock, and a white mettle ribbon belt with four rhine stone buttons.
A detailed guide on gold braid trimming for hats and empire blouses, with patterns like carbochon and lace accents. Describes ensembles featuring Empire gowns, two piece outfits, and varied hats, including a brown mordore Easter gown with Oriental lace trims and decorative hats.
Catherine Mann Payzant notes dainty lingerie hares with pearl buckles and novelties like velvet finishes and mother of pearl buckles. The piece describes Empire scarves, lace boleros, lingerie cuffs, and decoid sleeves, plus gowns with embroidered insets and tucks. Fashion highlights include duchess seam effects, empire neckwear, and ornamented collars, cuffs, and muffs in white broadcloth and various laces.
A fashion blurb showcases daring headwear for wives, featuring No 1 a French sailor shape with a high crown and narrow brim in marine, chiffon embroidery, and an art nouveau buckle. No 2 resembles a vintage plug hat in rose chiffon over a wire frame, with ruffled crown and outward brim accents.
A white straw hat with black edge, green velvet trim, and peacock plume is described as eccentric yet approved by Howe Paris. A daily luncheon at the White Elephant Merchants’ Lunch runs 11 to 2 30. J Bayne of Addington Indian Territory praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief, claiming quick results and urging trials.
An Evening Citizen classified item promotes willing helpers as the ideal staff, stressing absolute competence and constant readiness. It claims willing workers offer economical publicity and reliability, presenting them as the top choice for consistent service.
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