Coronation Tales of Alba Julia and Bucharest
The article surveys Alba Iulia in Transylvania and Bucharest amid postwar readjustments. It notes Alba Iulia as a shrine linked to Hun yady and Transylvania’s union with Roumania, and describes Wallachian culture, dress, and illiteracy losses. It also critiques Bucharest as capital, its water, walls, growth, aristocracy, drivers, and society downtown.
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National Geographic Society
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Hungary
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Transylvanian Alps
Szekels
Alba Iulia
Paris
Modern Dress Styles Emphasize Draped Flowy Gowns
A New York Times fashion analysis praises draped and flowing gowns, stressing simplicity, harmony, and personality. Fabrics like silk, wool crepe, and chiffon are favored, with wide panels and curved lines to suit the wearer while remaining practical for modern use.
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New York Times
Fashionable draped frocks in black tan and gray colors
The piece describes draped frocks for the business woman in black tan and gray with many shades including putty and light brown. It notes how choosing fashionable colors affects a woman’s sense of being in the swim and her confidence. Chiffon versions feature endless graceful folds that enhance the garment’s appeal.
Gray Rules New Color Card for Textile Association
The Textile Color Card association unveils late winter and early spring hues dominated by grays and dull browns. Cin der, slate gray, fog, cruiser, granite, cork lead, with raspberry and maroon used to brighten accents.
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Textile Color Card Association
Ways to Aid the Portly Women in Fashion
A Washington Post discussion on fashion for larger figures. Designers offer two and three piece suits using strategic lines and trims to suggest slenderness. Techniques include avoiding flat back or front, stitching fullness over the hip, one sided effects, and longer side panels for a draped look.
The New Costumes Of Latin Satins In Demand This Season
Latin satin costumes lead current sales with other lines showing strong interest. Party frocks favor changeable taffeta georgette and velvet, with panels plaiting and metallic ribbons on high colored or pastel georgette. Velvets for afternoon wear feature dark tones with brighter embroidery. Poiret twins and Séssura wool are noted for school wear. Braids beads and contrasting dechine trim petted twills for practical wear as velvet demand grows.
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Poiret Twins
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