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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
4
A fragment describes brerbarie bryceleta jewelry with enamelled, amber and gold elements inspired by Marie Antoinette. It details cabochons set in oxidized silver, up and down hair motifs, metalwork patterns, and various trims suitable for a range of garments from lacy dresses to tunics.
The article details cheap yet decorative bedroom furnishings including medallion and bowdoin designs mounted on wire frames. It explains construction methods with embroidery, fringe work, and lining, noting how cords suspend the fixtures from ceilings and how the wire frame supports varied shapes and openings.
A fragmented Paris fashion column details evening and day frocks evolving through the day with velvet fabrics, gold thread patterns, and new ring velvet. It notes neon-worked velvets, beaded jewelry trends, pearls, bracelets, and ornate clasps, plus a range of colors from greys to aubergine and browns, with black and white motifs remaining popular.
A garbled OCR passage discusses growing shingles and hairstyles for women and mentions American fire, hair growth questions, and fashion influences. The text is unclear with many errors but hints at trends like chignon styles and a carrier of names in a period voice. No clear event or person details emerge.
A fashion article on coordinating hats and gowns with flowers and foliage. It describes miniature gardenias camellias magnolia patterns wax flowers and subtle foliage accents as peak style for evening frocks hats and lapels. Tips cover trims hats and jewelry with affordable home made touches and gold paint for a professional look.
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