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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
7
Furred suits are labeled must have for the season, especially for college girls. Three fur laden ensembles shown in Chicago fashion revue feature pep lum, tuxedo with reefer suggestion, and tunic silhouettes with mink trim, rich fabrics, and matching muffs and fur collars.
Cherie Nichols notes skirts grow shorter and fuller influenced by British trends ahead of King Edward VIII coronation. Describes a black spotproof velvet dress with a full circular skirt and basque blouse in royal blue chiffon. Chicago Style Creators showcase coronation themes in street wear and jeweled evening costumes with British tunic and cap influences.
Forecasts for autumn hats emphasize trimmed bonnet shapes reminiscent of grandmother styles. Ostrich tips tassels silk cords and multi shade spangles decorate models. Contrasting ribbons in greens and reds pair with black gray and blue tones for bold effect.
Fashion notes claim tunics now catered to all figures with variants for fat and thin women youth and age. Flare length and puff sleeves mark the young, while stout figures should choose straight line tunics.
Rich furs adorn fall suits in black rose rust green brown and mottled wool. Black leads with rust green and brown following, plus Oxford gray and blue tones leaning gray or green.
In a Los Angeles column the writer argues the United States lags in airpower, warning it would take years to restore strength. He decries shifting defense focus from navy and army to aviation and muses on global flight trends and emerging terms like extremists.
Introducing Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1949 B for a smart autumn frock. Snug waist flares below with a yoke collar and optional neckwear. Offers long or short sleeves, a soft gathered blouse, and versatile finishing options.
The notice lists dress pattern sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches and yardage for size 14 (32) at four and three eighths yards of 39 inch material or four and a quarter yards with short sleeves. Pattern price is 15 cents and orders are to be sent to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 367 W Adams St Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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