Matching Lace Trims Silk Sheets In Dress Gowns
Cherie Nichols describes two roguish, modern gowns trimmed with lace matching silk sheets. She suggests dress-up options for afternoon functions, garden parties, and cocktail hours, highlighting color schemes, redingote styling, lace inserts, and coordinated accessories.
Smart sheer wool dress bridges summer and fall
Cherie Nicholas notes the midseason problem of warm days and cool nights is solved by sheer wool dresses. A tailored frock features dusty rose weave with white pique accents, pleated sleeves, and a pleated skirt signaling early fall style. High crown fall hats complete the look.
Many Colors Seen in Coats for Fall
Coats in Paris feature a range of colors and elegant fabrics and ribbons, signaling early fall fashion. A French designer offers a velvet ribbon jacket in vertical strips of apple green blue chamois pink and orchid purple worn over black Chantilly lace. Another red and blue grosgrain ribbon jacket interlaces to form a woven pattern.
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Matching Headdresses and Heels Lift Summer Gala Style
Matching headdresses and heels add a gala touch to simple summer outfits worn by attractive young spectators at midwestern country clubs. Dusty pink frocks pair with beige turbans and ostrich skin pumps for a stylish look. White ensembles gain accents with paisley print headbands and matching heels.
Tailored Jersey Suit Features Loose Jacket Style
Chanel offers tailored suits in jerseys and wools with loose box style jackets. Blouses use round collars or jabots worn outside the jacket. Short, comfortable full skirts often include hip pockets.
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Chanel
Parma Violet Underwear Delicately Featured in Paris
In Paris a fashion display highlights Parma violet underwear with tones of mauve and orchid. Georgette and satin negligees showcase the delicate color palette and refined styling.
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Parma Violet
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Sports morals mix with amateur antics grace this column
A playful critique of sports mischief and rules bending spans baseball to golf and horse racing. The author cites McGraws belt grab on a runner, a Kentucky Derby spoof, two ladies at a Maryland hunt, and cross country comparisons to England and France to lampoon athletic excess while urging temperance.
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Williams College selects Dr James Phinney Baxter III as president
Harvard historian Dr James Phinney Baxter III master of Adams House and Williams president designate, unanimously chosen by the Williams College trustees to succeed Dr Tyler Dennett. At forty four he will take office September 1, among the youngest presidents in the college’s history.
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Adams House
Harvard University
Tyler Dennett
Williams College
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