Woman's World Fashion Notes on 1920s silhouettes
A fashion brief discusses the shift from rigid tailor made lines to softer feminine silhouettes, with draped skirts, less starch, and revived colors. It notes the move toward lighter interiors, fringe and embroidery trends, and the rise of flattering necklines, cuffs, and decorative accessories.
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