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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1935
Page
13
The nation dances at the President's Birthday Ball inspiring ballroom fashion. Dresses in red white and blue will be worn at February pre Lent parties with a Regency inspired white chiffon gown featuring a low bodice and flowing skirt and red and blue ribbons. A blue chiffon long sleeved gown in the center uses yards of narrow self favors on sleeves waistline and hip yoke.
The High Point Enterprise advertises Marian Martin sewing patterns 9294 and 9212 for spring frocks. It details design features, sizes, fabric needs, and pricing with 15 cents per pattern plus a bargain on the spring pattern book.
A detailed fashion sketch describes a regal gold satin gown with a shirted neckline and cap sleeves, a silver skull-cap hat with a decorative band, red and white flowers on one shoulder, bracelets worn under the sleeve, and white chiffon accents. A second navy silk crepe dress features a high shirred neckline and a matching trimmed jacket.
New sweater styles brighten wardrobes with colorful trims and coordinated looks. Sweater blouses mix casual chic with English and French influences, offering versatile outfits for black suits, country weekends, and travel. Modern knitting machines produce knitwear indistinguishable from handwork, while novelty patterns like seashell designs and featherweight wool pullovers lead the season.
Jean Patou Paris outlines spring hat trends emphasizing face framing, varied crown and brim styles, and color driven effects. She notes mid season pieces avoid strict styles, favors taffeta grosgrain and ribbon fabrics, nautical motifs, varied trimmings, embroidery returns, and the reintegration of cocktail and restaurant hats with decorative cellophane paulettes and aigrettes.
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