Designer Mollie Parris paints capital style in Washington
Mollie Parris unveils a Winter collection favored by First Ladies and diplomatic wives. Models wear white skimmers, trapzes, and coat and jacket combos in white, amber gold, garnet, and emerald satins. The line features frame silhouettes and pyramid shapes with knee-length, jewel-embroidered evening dresses suitable for courtly events.
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Invention of Bowling and Fashion Trends in 17th Century
The text traces bowling origins to 17th century Dutch settlers in America, noting ninepins and later tweaks like a 10th pin. It mentions a blue law aimed at banning see through dress while playing, with players circumventing it by modifying the game. References include Smithsonian and Britannica details on fashion and river discharge.
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