27 May 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
1
A Paris fashion note highlights spotted foulard as the season’s leading material with Cheruit and Paquin embracing look altering skirts and ultra short cantees. Indigos and white muslin trim tops dresses with organdie collars as designers predict a foulard summer with wide hems and gathered skirts.
In the millinery world bright colors lead the season with ribbon hats in bronze toned accents and multicolored flowers. Fitted crown hats conceal the foundation while floral garlands frame the face. Fatigued bands and taffeta dominate many designs as transparent hats of hair braid or marines gain popularity for summer wear.
Beaded belts showcased with the same craft as beaded bags. Narrow forms display exquisite designs and vivid colorings, highlighting skilled handiwork and decorative appeal.
The Dry Goods Economist notes gray gains ground in Paris as a preferred shade for fabrics while tan remains strong for wool blends in mixes, stripes, and plains. Navy blue remains in demand in gabardine serge and poplin, with bright yellows roses and greens sought for sport coats and square striped yellows and blacks popular for sport coats.
A fingerie frock from Paris features a simple design where the beauty rests in the sash. Mercerized cotton threads dyed in faded purple red blue and orange are twisted into a long girdle and tied about the waist of a pure white straight line frock.
The article notes that frilly neckwear styles are in high favor among fashion observers. It highlights a trend toward ornate collars and ruffled accessories as a popular statement.
Indiana state and local officials warn of a coming seed potato shortage in St Joseph county due to seed scarcity rail strike disruption and bad weather. The chamber of commerce assists the county agent in securing seed while noting high prices deter farmers from planting.
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