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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
5
A New York correspondent notes a fashion war between cold and warm blooded styles as birds and feathers dominate feminine wardrobes. Designers adopt ostrich tips, dyed hues, and feathered trims on slippers, chapeaus, and handbags, with turquoise satin pumps and jeweled buckles showcasing the trend.
The article describes a feather trend in clothing and accessories with rose satin negligees trimmed in gray marabou and rose satin boudoir pillows embroidered in silver gray peacock designs. Birds such as parrots and peacocks appear on hats gowns pillows and handbags with tufted feather accents cited across streetwear and evening ensembles.
The fragment suggests a notice or ad referencing Brilmers Co of Binghauton and a sample bottle. It mentions a paper Ady and a vague scoring remark about twenty constituting a score, with a aside about famine and interest potentially being disinterested.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother noting a raise and a child’s social struggles. The pair discuss choosing friends and the social fit of certain people, with hints of a scene in a cafe and the tension of adapting. The text hints at family dynamics and personal growth.
The text praises winter apparel design noting uniform wearability and no drastic changes. It highlights an interesting collection of trimming and new color and tabric combinations while avoiding odd novelties that would date last season's leftovers.
Gauzy tullé scarfs twisted around bare throats accompany evening gowns promising season longevity. The airy scarves add formality and modest warmth, seen at theaters in colors like bright green and blue. Wide tulles form sashes or long streamers, sometimes trailing trains with narrow edging.
A fragment describes a handkerchief made from remnants as a valuable keepsake. The note suggests craft and sentiment make the item meaningful beyond its material cost.
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