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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
8
A Parisian debutante’s wardrobe centers on beige or gray foundations. Fashion writers note sport-up styles liberate girls from nun-like dresses toward two to four piece ensembles. Simple lines and practical shoes define the look for day and evening wear with beige stockings and satin pumps for elegance.
A bartender requests the history of a steak in a dialog about a meal. The exchange reveals curiosity about a dish and menus in a casual dining setting.
An OCR fragment shows a dialogue about safety and speed limits with a line about hanging another driver’s number on a car. The readable text suggests a cautionary or humorous urban quote from the Advertiser. No clear event or persons are established.
In a fragmentary exchange the speaker claims Jenny confessed he was the second man she kissed while noting she revealed he was not the first Vanderbilt Masquerader. The dialogue hints at social intrigue surrounding a debutante circle.
A lawyer notes potential jurors including a man and his wife are to serve on the panel. The exchange shows eager, tense courtroom atmosphere as jury selection advances.
A witty exchange contrasts talent and politics as Senator Sorghum notes politics lets a man disguise lack of talent while another speaker calls it a display of organization and wit. The quotation reflects on public service and personal aptitude.
A playful dialogue asks if escorts are chosen to match complexion and whether artificial men are disliked. The banter leans into social norms and witty retorts with light curiosity about beauty and authenticity.
The article notes black remains prestigious and fashionable this season. Black frocks appear in street, tailored, and evening styles from simple to lace flounces, with vivid piping and bindings adding contrast to create smart, alluring outfits.
London styles feature eccentric cubist hats with silver braiding and sharp color contrasts to outfits. Brims and crowns clash boldly, ribbons trail haphazardly, and overall effect is strikingly avant garde for the season.
The article notes Kipling’s remark about eastern attire and describes a move away from tunic blouses for day wear. It highlights a new under-skirt blouse belted look as the summer standard, marking a change toward a more refined outfit.
The piece notes taffeta's diminished vogue while preserving its prestige for specific uses. It highlights Gareta as ideal for dance frocks on young or slender figures, praising its crisp, casual charm and the contrasting silhouettes with capes or simple collars.
Spring fashion spotlights checks in wool fabrics in black and white large squares or tiny pin checks. Tailleur styles favor small checks with short coats and waistcoats while three quarter coats showcase big checks. Color options include green and white, dark brown, deep purples, and dark reds.
Three silhouettes define summer fashion. The straight slender line remains prevalent, a flare at the hem appears, and a new bloused back with cape draperies emerges. The straight silhouette stands out for its broader appeal and timelessness.
The piece notes the moderate yet fashionable silhouette trends with box plaits straight line skirts and tailored suits. It highlights independent lines from leading press voices and predicts the stathe line will gain vogue in downtown streets and business offices.
A description notes newer slips lack shoulder straps and may ride up under sheer chiffon gowns. The garment is fitted with a design at the top to prevent slipping, with brassieres used underneath. Brassieres often have matching or silver straps to coordinate with the frock.
Fashion notes celebrate linen sports frocks inspired by Suzzanne Lenglen. Attire features circular skirts and sleeveless waists in striped, gingham, and printed linens with bright red accents. The trend highlights lightweight, youthful designs suitable for summer tennis wear.
Lace is featured on a wide range of outfits from formal frocks to casual slips. Lace insertions appear in afternoon attire and even informal dinner or theater wear.
Weve cotton fabrics are as lovely as silks and noted for originality in design and color. A French inspired voile mimics chiffon with floral motifs and gold thread work, adding elegance to the collection.
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