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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1942
Page
3
Cherie Nicholas previews Easter parade styles with fresh prints and restrained trims. The article highlights feminine silhouettes, one piece frocks with fitted jackets, and the use of print and plain fabrics. It notes plastic millinery, wide brims, paler hats, and tiny sailor hats restoring charm for war era wardrobes.
Fashion notes emphasize suit hats worn with suits and tailored town dresses. The article highlights a sailor style hat and a new black felt tricorne faced with mustard yellow, suggesting accessories can refresh a suit this spring.
The piece outlines a practical approach to spring clothing with matching basic colors for all wardrobe items. It claims a complete, coordinated look from dress or suit to lipstick, offered in one place at leading stores for budget conscious shoppers.
Play shoes display vivid color and design featuring bright red options and red navy mixes. Novelty styles use natural or multicolored straw, while fancy suedes glow with distinctive Mexican embroidery.
Navy and white outfits dominate the upcoming spring collections. Navy blue suits coats and ensembles lead the line, with sheer bolero costumes featuring frilly snow white accents drawing attention.
A whimsical read describes DIY jewelry using items like coffee beans necks cereal shells watermelons seeds corks leather and fruit pits. The piece highlights creative fashion flair paired with sporty attire and practical mix of materials.
Virginia Vale reports on Diane Bennett campaigning for a pony cart, Franchot Tone work, Brenda Marshall’s family, Judy Garland’s Army tour song hit, Veronica Lake conservation costumes, Rita Hayworth and Jinx Falkenburg beauty picks, and studio trivia. plus updates on Herman the duck and NBC opera plans. Clark Gable and Joan Crawford anecdotes close the column.
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