Parisian Mantleaux for Summer Evenings Rise in Fashion
The article describes HOME DRESSMAKER offerings of manteauux and wraps for warm summer evenings. Parisian styles feature chiffons and crepe fabrics draped as separate color-contrasting garments worn over gowns. Focused on silks, chiffons, and sheer materials with varied sleeve shapes, colors range from sunset pink to black, with tassel fastenings and kimono-like sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mer
Aimey- Sh
Parla
Lt Yaris
Millinery Notes on Hats and Fashion Trends
Fashion notes describe a wide variety of hats from oversized and dramatic to soft straw toques for travel. Descriptions include pink straw and two tone combos, leghorns with velvet ribbons, and large black hats with tulle bows. Trends emphasize color, trimming, and a bold range of styles for afternoon wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur Inn
Tng
Cotor
Fashionable Hat Strings in 1900s Style
A quirky guide discusses hat strings and their role in vintage costume. It notes large fat hats, dripping mushroom shapes, and velvet or silk bands as secure, stylish options. The piece humorously warns against poor taste and urges securing hat strings to echo older eras.
Ornamental Pockets and Plastron Fashion Elements
Ornamental pockets VUKITS are a feature for displaying trimming of various kinds. The large square shapes are adorned with braid embroidery or buttons as the decorative plastron. Mantel shapes are used when the garments are laid on a platform, showing consistent decorative patterns and schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vukits
A Touch of Black for Spring Gowns and Accessories
The article discusses how black fabrics and accents enhance spring outfits. It highlights black girdles, velvet and satin gowns, leather and gingham frocks, lace, embroidered neckwear, and subtle piping. It emphasizes the French-tinged look and the impact of modest black details on overall elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Win
Faust
Mae Ik
The Drawn In Gown Omen Fashion Details
A discussion of 1920s gown construction notes slimming silhouettes and varied fullness. It describes deep hems, gathered tunics, and folding bands shaping outer skirts, with color contrasts, cordings, ribbons, and hidden color plays guiding the ensemble.
Enameling Techniques in Modern Jewelry Design
A fragment describes enameled jewelry with smooth fusion into solid metal and neo silver tones. It mentions inlaid patterns, platinum or silver bases, and vivid color achieved by pressed enamel on the broad surface. The text hints at delicate details and craft focus.
Simplicity in Peasant Garb Shapes Fashion Revival
Article traces the evolution of peasant attire from early oriental roots through revival in modern fashion. It notes simple gathered skirts, undecorated bodices, side-fastened belts, and long sleeves evolving into looser forms. Emphasis on girdles, embroidery motifs, shawl-like wraps, and silver jewelry illustrating the enduring rustic influence on dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neakanis
Amd
The Picturesque Parisian Children Fashion Debate
A long critique contrasts French and American children's dress, praising Parisian styles like the long frock, belt-cut gowns, and the baby doll silhouette while urging practicality for American wearers. It warns against overdressing and excessive use of fur, prefers durable fabrics and simple lines, and emphasizes comfort alongside modest, tasteful embellishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
France
Paris
Valenviennes
América
French Fashion Notes Paris May 12 18
Paris fashion notes describe summer outfits with emphasis on hats, blouses, gowns, and accessories. It highlights color combinations like blue over white and black over white, tailored suits, and decorative sashes. Parisians favor silk blouses, negligees, and hats with crepe or wheat motifs, with Paul Keiter guiding new gown and hat styles on the Avenue Aniin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Deen Caneeandt
SUN Wagerte
Paul Keiter
Aniin
Howl Alterluwline
Neal Rase
Hair Ornaments For The Evening Fashion Notes
A fashion sketch discusses evening hair adornments showing a shift from tight hats to lighter headpieces. It describes jeweled ribbon bands, iridescent accents, and white bow alternatives, with options for young girls, older women, and brides. It notes simpler, elegant designs now acceptable for youth.
Tailored Blouses Appeal to Business Women in Era
A fragmented fashion note discusses Bonel-looking blouses with tailored shirtwaists. Pongee pinstriped designs and shaminer tones are praised for versatility with collars and new stiff collars. Observers note a potential shift toward covered throats as a practical, professional look for end-of-day wear.
Frills and Linen Fashion Notes From An Old Pattern Piece
A guide on feminine fashion details features frills, edgings, and collars in linen and lace. It describes collarless gowns, linen collars, three quarter sleeves with tulle frills, pleated net accents, and detachable bands to preserve a neat appearance while signaling independence.
Spring bridesmaids gowns with orchard flower themes
The article describes bridesmaids gowns styled around a flower scheme using apple and cherry blossoms. It suggests colors yellow pink white and pale green, round length dresses trimmed with flowers to match bouquets, embroidery and garlands to complete the spring bloom look.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!