1922 Fur Wraps Highlight New Styles and Classics
The piece surveys fall 1922 23 fur fashions led by Hudson seal with moleskin Persian lamb black caracul and squirrel pelts. It notes long skirts and drapery. recommends short jaunty saunterers with bold trims. describes cape coats with gathered seal and mole skin options. mentions bright fur trimmings and daring color pairings for modern women.
Furs Dominate Spring Styles With Baby Lamb Caracal Coats
A fashion feature details the season’s fur trends highlighting baby lamb and caracal as premier choices for young women. It notes skirted reforms, surplice closures, and fur combinations like Hudson seal with baby lamb and mink with rabbit, plus new trims in chinchilla rat and related pelts.
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Breadfall
Chinchilla
Whith
Aprons Redefined Fashionably in Modern HomeWear
A feature on hostess and maid aprons traces the shift from utilitarian to decorative. It describes linen, mull, and lace pieces with embroidery, eyelets, and frills, plus bold satin and taffeta designs in colors like Copenhagen blue and purple. It notes pairing advice with gowns and cites stage costume use.
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Weestead
Signer
Copenhagen
Southampton
Georgette and Chiffon
Dainty Bandeaux for Youthful Figures in Fashion
The article outlines evolving bandeaux styles for girls and young women, detailing lace models with shoulder straps, heavy filet lace options for schoolgirls, shiny sateen lines for slender figures, and corset waist designs with garters. It notes the bandeau’s rise as a camisole substitute atop corsets and describes decorative touches such as ribbons, rosebuds, and stitched embroidery.
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Paris