Paris fashions drive haircuts to match new hemlines
Longer dresses in Paris spur shorter hairstyles as women curtail their hair. Hair is cut, tapered, and lacquered to fit the new silhouette, leaving sparse looks. Remaining strands form fringes and tight curls described as pretzel like, far from natural.
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Fashion trends note new elf look with closed toes
In discussion of clothing styles designers describe a shift toward longer skirts and dresses with closed toes. Heels are debated and the overall emphasis is on simple, graceful, decorative attire reflecting current taste.
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Young Mothers Take Jobs to Balance Family Budget
A NSW textile mill report highlights women balancing housework and 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. shifts with childcare by relatives and neighbors. Mothers like Thora Lane Betty Reeves and Iris MacIntyre describe early mornings, school runs, and pooled earnings aiding family expenses while Mr. Wood notes only about 10 percent absenteeism.
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Marrickville
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Thora Lane
Viewstar
Annandale
Betty Reeves
Smith St
Mar- Yackville
Emily Evans
Frederickst. St. Peters
J. E. Wood
Slacks Trend to Slim Discreet Styles in Fashion
Fashion notes show a shift from daring to slim hipline slacks with peg top effects in new trousers and plaid suits. Articles highlight styling ideas from Tina Leser’s dhoti pyjama to chartreuse accents, plus beach wear and formal options with tailored pieces and accessories.
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Invisible shoe wows Sydney fashion scene from Italy
Sydney's fashion oddity of the week features an invisible shoe with a nylon thread cage, black suede heels and ankle straps. The new wedgie heels are flown from Italy by David Jones and designed by Ferragamo of Florence to blend with stocking shade.
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