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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
6
The article surveys purses made from Paisley shawl pieces noting their colorful appeal and practical interiors for makeup items. It contrasts bulky bags with stylish beaded models featuring steel beads and tassels, praising black maire bags for versatility while noting beaded purses have waned as fashion assets.
A fashion description highlights a two piece outfit where the bead bag once prominent has faded, leaving only the sewed-on accents that add color to the gown. The piece emphasizes the outfit's charm and the changing presence of the bead bag.
The piece describes autumn coat styles featuring large sleeves, fine fabrics, and warm tones. New novelties include a medium gray, burgundy, and straight, creme coats with fuller shoulders, back blousing, double breasted fronts, steel clasps, and belted fronts. Some designs show kimono styles, square armholes, and embroidery braids.
Dry Goods Economist surveys a naked revival of old fashioned passe mentérfe motifs with extensive flat braids and metal braids as new novelties. Large luminous Tuttons and lacquered gilt Chinese buttons appear amid carved plaques and steel buttons on tailored dresses. Belts are simpler and less prominent this season, while steel beaded feather belts emerge as a key novelty.
A fashion note describes skirts returning to straight hems while one Poiret gown presents a compromise with an elfron crepe gown and a round gathered skirt ending in ten sharply pointed scallops. Each scallop shares the same length, creating deliberate unevenness.
Paris styles influence American buyers who expect skirts six to seven inches from the floor to become the prevailing length by fall. Designers and retailers anticipate a shift toward longer hemlines as a new trend.
Self shades and stitching will be seen extensively this autumn as fashion trends from New York dictate the season. The line emphasizes practical textures and crafted details likely to influence local wardrobes.
The autumn cape becomes a separate velour garment to accompany the one piece street frock. Departing from front-fastening capes, the new dip-length design fastens at a single shoulder with an armhole and long slit, offering a jaunty, practical option if one arm is chilly.
Lace mitts appear in many patterns with a quaint charm and an early-day air. The article highlights their irresistible appeal and variety of lace designs.
A note highlights butterfly comb tops appearing on Spanish combs, noting style details and regional craft influence.
The Chicago Daily News will publish the Kaiser’s autobiography in installments starting Tuesday September 26 with daily chapters through completion. The series surveys wartime events and related diplomacy and includes notes on figures such as Bismarck and Grey, plus options for home delivery and back numbers.
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