Fashion Notes On 1922 23 Coats Suits And Hues
The article surveys 1922 23 fashion focusing on coats and suits in brown cider and tan beaver, velvet, and suede fabrics with bold trims. It highlights new attitudes toward dress, self reliance, and a shift toward expressive color palettes including golds, reds, and browns, plus fur trims and sculpted collar designs.
Fashionably Fitting Footwear Sets New Shade Palette
The article details twelve new hosiery and shoe shades from silver to bronze, urging color harmony with outfits. It advises conservative patterns for general wear, highlights bronze slippers, and notes trend shifts toward lower heels while warning of arch strain from flat designs.
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Tuscany
Akbar
Armada
Dante
Fashionable girdles and bags draw shoppers to ornate dress accents
A feature on the lure of accessories highlights girdles and bags as key vanity items in women's dress. Girdles show varied materials from kid to suede with jeweled clasps, mother of pearl placques, and decorative vanity cases. Bags include embroidered suede and velvet pouches with monograms and beaded trims, reflecting rising fashion interest in decorative utilitarian pieces.
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Horder
Hats Take the Spotlight with Large Velvet and Draped Shapes
Fashion notes describe fall hat styles heavy with large velvet and duvetyn shapes reserved for evening wear. Draped turbans such as Sheik Bolshevik Hindu and Gypsy vie for attention, with bandana-inspired accents and bold trims. Materials include velvet duvetyn satin and a new double-faced fibre silk duvetyn. Designers echo motifs from the Dillingham piece Good Morning Dearie with varied facings and striking combinations like black panne with orange and blue accents and ostrich luster.
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Dillingham
Dearie