Paris Fashion Outlook for Spring 1935 Styles
NEA Service reports three spring fashion principles dominate: tailored suits in various silhouettes, ensemble dresses with bold prints or bright colors, and romantic evening gowns with wide skirts. Fabrics draw on porcelain blues pinks greens and grays with influences from India China and Persia shaping Schiaparelli’s modernist lines.
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Paris Fashion Echoes New Style From Schiaparelli
Paris reports on Schiaparelli's feminine line blending naive yet sophisticated blouses with high necks and a 1900s pouch silhouette. Loose jackets span lengths with spiral cuts for day and evening wear. Head draperies echo Indian robes, Tanagra figures inspire a new evening collection. Gold and silver embroidery beads, ihrams, and scarfs integrate as wearable elements.
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Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book Promises Chic Fashions
The Enterprise advertises Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book with patterns 9121 and 9162 for dresses and capes, lace accents, and coordinated outfits. It describes sizes, yardage, prices, ordering details, and notes star contributors like Gladys Parker with patterns from Boots and Her Buddies and Anni Belle styles, inviting readers to order by mail.
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