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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
57
Our Letter From Paris notes morning stroll fashion with velvet pansies blue hyacinths and bright spring blossoms enhancing dark blue gowns. Capeline hats and ostrich touches shift popularity while greens dominate palettes. jewelry is restrained with pearls or a jeweled hair ornament. A contrasting veil and green cashmere ensemble showcase Paris chic.
The article notes the rise of net and tulle blouses for summer, favored over linen and embroidery. Net’s light structure resists crushing, with varied tucks and jabots, simple home sewing, and easy dyeing. Washable and less ironing, they pair with colored suits, featuring jabots, black bands, and velvet accents.
The article explains pongee varieties including pongee shantung tussor rajah and mirage, detailing widths prices and uses for summer outfits. It notes domestic and imported distinctions and the popularity of tussor and mirage for tailored wear. It also previews novel stationery and a silver watch frame for dressing tables.
A fashion column contrasts the burdens of maintaining a wardrobe, detailing daily sewing, upkeep, and care for garments. It covers fabric choices, stitching, stockings, hooks and eyes, braid repairs, hems, petticoats, and the art of pressing with careful techniques for silks, skirts, and coats.
A vintage fashion piece explores the distinction between lingerie blouses and tailored waists for suitwear. It details striped linen, bordered linen, muslin, and other materials, with examples like Gibson pleats, collar trims, pearls, scallops, and cuff finishes. It notes that tailored waists suit tailored coats and morning dress and discusses style variety and occasions.
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