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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
Natural toned Kasha cloths and Camel hair twill gain favor for spring. Designers feature ribbed crepe satin named Manola with a faille look. Tailored double breasted top coats push tweeds and mixed sports weaves into the season. Ribbed fabrics especially faille remain hot with finer ribs preferred.
All eyes to center stage as slim satin frocks with circular flounces and Kasha street dresses with surplice lines lead spring fashions. Tea gowns feature pleated godets and collars while Bonnaz embroidered straight-line silks, vivid lipstick red shades, and pastel tones announce a sophisticated season.
Fashion notes describe wraps with Kasha-like babries charmeen suede cloth faille and Patou crepe. Highlights include embroidered dress wraps with metal braids and a new circular flared line. Also featured are jaunty double-breasted O'Rossen coats in smart tailored simplicity.
Fashion observers note that flared jackets dominate the new spring ensembles. Kasha fabrics in bright spring shades pair with prints or contrasting silks, signaling that longer jackets define the season and mark the leaders of spring modes.
The piece highlights subtle lines trims and color choices that give a costume its distinctive style. It emphasizes how these details, though easy to overlook, create the indefinable appeal that defines a woman's fashion.
A delightful change has come over the familiar silhouette through flared effects. The style includes low placed flare at the sides front flare and a flared tunic with a rippling hemline.
Kasha dominates the season with pleated elements from godets to collars and cuffs. Canary, mustard, almond green, rose, and soft rust tones define the new Kashas for dresses, coats, and ensembles. Scarf collars and fur scarf collars remain top trends.
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