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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
18
The article describes Panama hats woven under water from stemless vines and damper fads, stressing shaping over straw quality. It details styling and trimming options for outing wear, including rolls, bands, ribbons, and bandeaux, with examples from school Girls to older women and hats imported from Cuba.
The article surveys summer fashion trends with silk gowns under transparent overskirts, tilleul green, and elaborate underskirts with ribbons and lace. It highlights panama hats for city use, affordable to many, plus jewelry-like hatpins and decorative chenille flower trims for evening wear.
The article describes varied panama hat styles with elaborate trims in velvet ribbons, quills, and bows. French models are simpler yet bold, with turned-down brims and novel ribbon arrangements. A Calotte hat features string color, old blue edging, black feather, and electric blue silk drapery.
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