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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1953
Page
8
New York fashion notes describe two main Spring gown silhouettes slim and narrow or bouffant and floating. Long slinky dresses reappear with cropped shrugs or short jackets, while full skirts drift and diaphanous with self-stoles or long wraps. Ankle-length dresses in chiffon lace and organza are praised for versatility.
Doria Shafik leads Bint el Nil in Cairo as more than 1,000 women march on Parliament demanding political rights. She meets with leaders, vows full suffrage, and argues Islam permits women’s rights while the movement presses to codify them in Egypt’s new constitution under Nagib.
The article explains that sweaters decorated with pearls rhinestones or sequins are as washable as plain sweaters. Use gentle handling and lukewarm suds squeeze through water support the garment to avoid distortion. Rinse twice, blot between towels, and block wool but not nylon fabrics.
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