Indoor gowns and fashion thrift amid wartime mood
A 1916 fashion feature discusses the rise of indoor gowns for home wear, offering thrift by repurposing evening dresses, and detailing new coat blends, blouses, and gowns inspired by Aztec, Napoleonic, and Renaissance motifs. It notes designer innovations, fabrics, and the shift toward practical yet stylish domestic attire.
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