Fashion Hints For Women on Boleros and Gowns
The article surveys bolero and bloused jackets in broadcloth velvet and broadtail with embroidery and fringe, describing several outfits in gray black and dove tones. It notes coat lapels shrinking, bolero as loose jackets, and bodices with yokes, then shifts to new house gowns combining colors like gray and yellow with Chinese jacket accents and mousseline de soie underlayers.
Velvet gown described with silk braid and velvet trim
The description notes a garment appliqued on velvet with gray silk braid lacing from bust to waist, deep shoulder collar, cuffed elbows, open work sleeves in embroidered mull, and a choker trimmed with cloth and velvet. A front panel reveals a fold of cloth over velvet, attributed to SARAH DAVIDSON.
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Sarah Davidson
First Visit to the Coun try Inspires a Pigs Tail Idea
Dot, during her first country visit, eyes the pigs tails with curiosity and asks Auntie if Uncle curls the pigs tails with paper each night. The moment reveals a playful family vignette and children’s imaginative questions.
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Dot
In the Queen's Realm and World Briefs
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Financial Times of London
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