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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
7
The article surveys spring fashion, detailing diaphanous fabrics like chiffon and net, elaborate gowns trimmed with lace, and corsetless silhouettes. It notes novelty items such as suspender drawers and tango closes, plus drop waist approaches and feather stitching, emphasizing comfortable yet elegant, travel friendly garments for the season.
The article describes a boneless new wodsle with a contour bust effect and a panel front brassiere designed to enhance the figure. It notes a soft lace front, a snug brassiere, and restricted bust support as part of the garment’s shaping effect.
The page presents a vivid display of gay colors and varied garments. It highlights short Eton coats, ruffled skirts, blue and green hues, and wistaria tones, noting that the suits carry the marks of distinction praised by fashion books and inviting readers to choose their preferred style.
The article describes light affairs of taffeta lined with Dresden silks and unlined shirts, many little Etons, pairing with cotton crepe dresses in black green and blues. Heavier coats of ratine or wool faille are fuller and colorful, suited to the season.
The article discusses a waist dominated silhouette for the season with waistline emphasis on blouses. It highlights fabrics like soft crepe and net with frills on collars cuffs and yokes. It signals a fashion wave where waists and frills drive style and sales.
Mrs. Marvin demonstrates the La Vida corsets that promise a new uncorseted silhouette, underscoring an important, skillful fitting moment this year. The feature highlights the models' fit and effect on the figure.
The Silk Page presents a vibrant array of fabrics and patterns. Artists dye rich hues into crepes and crinkles, taftetas glow anew, pussy willow designs appear plain and flowered, and two toned textures stand out. Mothers and children find it easy to assemble wardrobes with new suits, dresses, hats, and coats chosen for prettiness.
A retrospective look at dress styles from years past, highlighting quaint ruffles and frills. The text notes a splendid variety of fabrics including pussy willow taffeta, two toned taffetas, glace taffeta, and crepe de chine suitable for street, afternoon, and evening wear.
The Lace and Embroidery Page showcases shadow laces, net laces, two tone silk patterns, and relief prints. Embroidered crepe dress patterns, flouncings, and matchable allowers preview pretty spring frocks with crepes in various textures and Dresden flowered designs. The page aims to aid readers starting spring sewing with these intricate designs.
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