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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
7
The feature discusses spring home color schemes and the shift to bold contrasts in decor, then turns to millinery trends. Straw hats dominate, with bright colors, turbans, and bead trims. Ostrich feather usage appears in select hat styles, while black hats with bead accents show strong fashion emphasis.
Fashion guidance outlines two embroidery placements on a tunic blouse with black satin meteor fabric. Embroidery centers on the kimono sleeve and sash, using pale gray and white silk floss with silver thread. Variations feature gold thread and colored floss with neckline and fastenings described for dramatic effect.
The piece argues for harmony over fashion in home color schemes. It advises relying on nature’s tempered tones, avoiding clashes, and choosing decorators if needed. It contrasts softer, restful interiors with decade-old monotony.
Fashion notes modern girdles for low waistlines with bias fabric, corded crisscrosses, shirred rows, and floral claims. Jenny favors corded girdles on day and evening wear. Callot uses flower appliques on bias crinoline. scarfs tied at the hip offer graceful styling for all figuress.
A Paris girdle described as a cut steel linked belt with a twenty seven inch fringe over a satin skirt enhances a civilized outfit. Advertised as a spring hit, the girdle also comes with bead options in fet and wooden styles to pair with satin gowns.
A sturdy, spacious deck bag suits sea travelers and avoids bulky items. Made of canvas or denim with braid edging, it has flat sides about 18 by 15 inches, two broad straps, inner pockets for a pencil, purse, vanity kit, and other uses. Include a new novel or a packet of letters to be opened daily.
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