Fashion Notes From Paris Early Fall Cloth Parade
Paris fashion column details cloth suits and gowns from early fall, highlighting blue tendre and musician blues, cashmere-like fabrics, tight bodices and belt trimming, gold embroidery with black velvet, flared skirts with strategic tucks, decorative passementerie, picture hats by Romney Isabel and Gainsborough, ice green ensembles, shirt waists and elaborate silk waists with rose embroidery, and vivid color contrasts used by leading New York socialites visiting Paris.
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George Gould
Gainsborough
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How San the German Emperor How San the German Emperor
Grace George recounts meeting Kaiser William II in Berlin. She notes the emperor’s royal presence at the Royal Opera House, his personal supervision, and his interest in the Mikado performance. The piece blends admiration with vivid impressions of German pomp and the audience’s reaction.
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Royal Opera House
Berlin
Red Cross Society
Arthur Sullivan
Howe
Koko
Royal Family of
Japan
Art's Sake Fashion Notes and Dramatic Critics
A Brooklyn Life style item critiques today’s stage drama and highlights fashion details. Descriptions cover gowns in blue grey silk, mousseline de soie sleeves, and crepe de chine skirts, with emphasis on waistlines, plaits, and white collar trim.
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