Woman of Fashion First Lines on Summer Dress Trims
The article surveys 1890s style notes on silk linings versus cheaper percaline, lace and Valenciennes trimmings, collars and cuffs, belts, and hats. It highlights French influence, practical sewing choices, and evolving blouse silhouettes, with vivid details on fabrics, veils, and decorative motifs. It also mentions housewares such as sea dragon and laurel pillow designs and continues with assorted notes on fashion culture and press items.
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