Palm Beach Fashion For Summer 1930s Beachwear Trends
The article highlights Palm Beach style with embroidered woolen outfits and terry cloth beachwear. Portraits show Charlotte Morrison and Janet Watt in resort ensembles, including linen slacks, embroidered jackets, and printed chiffons. Evening wear features Mrs. William Rhinelander Stewart in black chiffon with sable cape and muff.
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Janet Watt
New York
Miss Watt
Palm Beach
Jay O'Brien
William Rhinelander Stewart
New Suit Neckwear Trends and Fashion Notes
Fashion notes discuss spring suit styling with a shift toward feminine neckwear. Low V necklines appear for youth, with white tailored pieces in pique crepe and linen and frilly neckwear in lace and sheer fabrics. Peasant embroidery and Tyrolean motifs color embroideries and appliques. The piece ends with a historical aside on Lee de Forest’s 1906 vacuum tube patent and Kensington Science Museum’s 69 inch telescope from 1842.
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Ruben
Paris
Misread Peacock Display Sparks Common Fallacy
The text argues that the peacock does not spread its tail for admiration. It notes the tail feathers are short and undistinguished while the genuine display comes from covert feathers hidden near the tail quills.
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Robertson Drake
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R. L
Lee de Forest
The
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Kensington
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Fiddlestix
Harllee’s
Jlarilee
Roger & Gallet
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Hparllee
Cues
Ane
Chanel Dram
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Elizabeth Arden
Chiffon
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Velva
Ardena Velva
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Foeba
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