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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
18
Paris fashion notes describe manteaux for porch or evening wear, draped chiffons and bright color contrasts. Designs feature cerise and black sheer options with tasselled fastenings, kimono sleeves, and varied fabrics like chiffon and silk marquisette, pairing with cream or gold gowns.
Illiners push forward with a wide range of hats from extreme to charming shapes. Descriptions include tall impractical designs and softer large straw toques with plaids and velvet trims. Leghorns with ribbons suit afternoon wear while bold black hats with tulle or lace pair with any gown. The season promises broad choice and freedom of style.
A fashion column discusses hat strings as an afternoon hat accessory with various shapes. It describes how velvet, silk, and chiffon strings adapt to different hat types, from large flat hats to drooping mushroom shapes, including tying at the back and the continued use of hatpins.
Ornamental pockets display trimming varieties with braided embroidery and buttons. Large square deco plastrons and pointed shapes suit lines built on slanting schemes. Stitched flaps adorn tailored suits, with lace on linen costumes, preserving the pace of line.
The article discusses how black accents enhance spring gowns and linen outfits. It notes features like black girdles on afternoon dresses, black velvet trims, tunic slits, fluted cabochons, tiny bows, black tulle, and embroidered neckwear. It urges discreet use to elevate artistic value.
Fashion notes describe drawn in gowns keeping a slender silhouette with straight effects at the skirt edge. Techniques include deep silk hems, contrast hems, corded tucks and color showing ribbons weaving through folds to create bars of color.
Enameling in blue round spots set into solid metal gives durable smoothness in new silver jewelry. Silver revival returns to the jeweler’s art with old ideas made new, including enamel inlaid buttons. Platinum or polished silver pieces gain color from bright enamel spots pressed into openings in the surface.
The article traces peasant style origins from eastern peasants, especially Russia and Turkey, noting features like half skirts, tunics, girdles, simple bodices, short gathered skirts, and low necklines. It highlights renewed hand embroidery, couching, cross-stitching and the plaque jewelry revival, ending with modest heels and overall laborer-inspired elegance.
The piece contrasts Parisian children’s dress with American style, noting long frocks, dropped sashes, and bretelles as distinctly French. It favors practical American fabrics like linens, ginghams, and percale, avoiding excessive lace and frills while emphasizing comfort and sensible tailoring for children.
French fashion in Paris features hats adorned with grasses and wheat stalks, with lace trims and chiffon tunics. Silk lingerie gains popularity for outer garments, while Poiret evolves gowns and hats on Avenue d Antin. A cloche style hat with blue grass accents and a cerise straw Lewis model draw attention at notable venues.
The Paris fashion note describes evolving hair styles and accessories. It highlights a lighter hair mass with an aigrette, jeweled bands, wreaths or leaves for young girls, a broad black tulle band for older women, and simple fillets with roses for youth.
Tailored blouses and shirtwaists rise this season in pongee linen and shantings. Designs include plain and striped patterns with collarless frill or stiff linen collars. The trend pleases business women seeking neat appearance and undisturbed end-of-day condition.
A description of fashion details emphasizes frills, lace, and pleating on costumes from collarless gowns to lingerie blouses. It notes feminine lines remain dominant despite independence and suggests detachable bands to keep frills clean and pristine.
A fashion note outlines a floral scheme for bridesmaids using apple cherry orange and plum blossoms. Gowns are round and girlish with matching bouquet hats and embroidery. Garlands of artificial flowers finish the blossom idea for a fresh spring look.
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