Shape's the Thing In Fall Shoes
The article highlights fall shoe fashion with emphasis on a sleek silhouette. It notes pointed toes on pumps and casuals, spindle-heeled oxford styles, and mixed leathers. It describes perforations, bows, beads, and passementerie braiding as trim, plus various heel designs from slender to wide topped Queen Anne shapes.
Blouses Outshine Skirts As Fall Fashion Debuts
Fashion notes highlight blouses over skirts and slacks with overblouse and trapeze styles gaining. Blouse hipbands embroidery and ornate trims remain focal. collars range from Ivy to rounded. roll up sleeves and barrel cuffs popular.
Maternity Fashions Evolve in Modern Silhouettes
Maternity styles are current and varied with many silhouettes. The blouson remains popular in day wear and night wear, while one piece chemises suit early pregnancy. For later months trapeze shapes with stiffening preserve a straight flared line in fabric and color.
Beards and Brushes Return to Men Across The Nation
A newspaper item notes beards and brushes are reappearing on men of all ages nationwide. The piece suggests reasons include laziness, self assertion, and fashion influence fueling the renewed facial hair trend.
Bearded Era: Chanute Men Embrace Razorless Style
In a 1958 Chanute Tribune snippet, readers note a wave of men choosing beards or facial hair despite era norms. The piece cites Teddy Roosevelt era contrasts and highlights growing trends toward razor-forbidden areas amidst a clean-shaven century.
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