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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
14
Fashion notes urge feminine spring style with gardenia accents, transparent chiffons, taffetas, and delicate lace. Emphasis on lightweight wools, pastel colors, and low heels in coordinated outfits. Easter timing hints and mood of vibrant, romantic wardrobes for readers.
The article advises silk prints with dark grounds and wide spaced patterns to highlight the weave. It notes that plain crepe loses punch, and recommends taffeta for a youthful wardrobe. It discusses background color choices, print spacing, and how these affect drape, shirring, and fit.
A spring scent shift favors lighter fragrances such as toilet waters for day wear while perfumed colognes suit dress up moments. Lilac scented products rise in popularity with Helen Hayes noted for lilac favored notes and a new lilac lotion hitting the market.
The article extols pigskin for fashion items including shoes, handbags, gloves, and belts. It notes pigskin’s durability and grain that resists markings, with colors such as natural white brown navy and black and even summer white for shoes. It highlights stylish outfits pairing pigskin belts with black suits.
A leading cosmetic house known for emart liquid nail polish releases a spring solar chart after surveying top winter resort fashion. Mrs. Harrison Williams, deemed America's best dressed woman, influences the trend with vivid nail polishes.
Guidance on coordinating nail color and lipstick with dress tones. Deep ruby red pairs with blue outfits while orange reds offer drama with cardinal hues. Yellow outfits suit yellowish reds. coral or cardinal tones can clash with grays and browns.
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