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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1935
Page
15
Fashion note highlights capes as the leading trend for Easter ensembles. Tall women benefit from cape styles in long and short lengths, with options from casual over frocks to formal capes. Describes outfits including a beige corded silk dress with a matching cape and a three piece suit with a separate cape.
Alicia Hart discusses how actresses embody true type in fashion from Greta Garbo to Helen Hayes, noting Garbo favors tailored polo coats while Hayes leans feminine outfits. The piece argues personal style reflects individuality and can guide any woman’s wardrobe choices.
Style guidance advises selecting outfits that suit body type and gait, comparing two tailored looks, and maintaining a cohesive spring theme. It notes hair and makeup should flatter individuality, warns against unsuitable hair and dress styles, and recommends experimentation before settling on a signature look.
Women of Crkvenica in Yugoslavia have worn black since the Frank Kopan family, local petty rulers, were driven from the district more than five centuries ago.
Swishy taffeta returns to the wardrobe for dresses, coats, hats, and suits. Shown are rustling fabrics, a red blue green quilted dress with jacket, and a red taffeta blouse styled to work with gray, blue, or black suits.
Pattern instructions describe shoulder style frocks with shirring and ruffle sleeves for afternoon wear. Details include fabric yardage for sizes 12 through 20, pattern prices, and ordering by mail from High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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