Spring Millinery Styles For Tailored Suits And Picture Hats
Milliners note the rush of spring fashion as women seek new hats. Paris and New York styles blend taffeta, tagal straw, and chiffon muffs with dramatic crowns and ribbon pleatings, while smaller coifs and veils in shadow nets and chenille dotting offer refined options for street and restaurant wear.
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New York
Pring
Wingi Ag
Java
Suzanne Talbot
Paria
Riviera
Milan
Georgette
Ollind
Overblouses and guimples for tailored suits
A guide to overblouses that match skirts, with styles from simple shirtwater cuts to kimono sleeves. It covers fabrics such as net and satin, layering, neckline effects, and fit to keep lines trim, including tips on length to the waist and securing belts.
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Ile
SkUlfas with a Needle Bag Description
A detailed description explains a purse or bag made from silk and chiffon with a cardboard base, gathered top and bottom, a silk loop for hanging, and a removable lining for laundering. The piece emphasizes cleanliness and decorative embroidery. The reader notes the receptacle as very pretty and convenient.
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Pairiis
Tom Crowne the Crane
Paris
Dewby
Tillinery Departmente
Marin Gay
Wirot
Maria Guy
Aconventional
Tlower Bonnet
Lewison
Suzanine Talbot
Georgie
Pretty