Women and Politics and Fashion Fashions in Society
A fragmented 1920s style column covers women and politics in New South Wales, noting Miss Segeley’s potential influence in parliament and urging female participation. It moves through fashion reportage on gowns and trims, then shifts to household tips and recipes, highlighting the era’s social expectations and domestic concerns.
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Misa Pe
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Legge
Oxford
Fashion notes on bold colors and embroidered costumes
The article surveys dress trends with vivid colors and embroidered fabrics. It details fabrics like yellow to deep orange, circular skirts, flare shapes, and ready-made frocks. It mentions new armhole cuts, silver coats, and multi colored ribbone elements in theatrical ensembles worn by performers such as Courtneyide and Sidney Fair, highlighting accessories and ornate gowns.
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