Paris Atmosphere Inspires Fashions Created Out Of Air
The article discusses how Parisian atmosphere influences couture, shaping diverse styles and inventive methods. It notes designers preserve individuality, resist copying others, and sense a unique intangible quality in the air guiding fashion evolution. It also compares fashion mood to art movements and wartime cultural shifts.
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Arrange furniture for usefulness before decorative effect
An interior design column advises prioritizing practicality in room layout. It suggests lighting placement, individual workspaces, and alignment with architectural planes, then discusses how straight and curved lines influence harmony and the visual order of rugs, furniture, and decor.
Ideal Wardrobe Guide Through Fashion and Fit
A fashion column discusses building a versatile wardrobe with a two-purpose dress, the return of the dressy tailored suit, and how to blend daytime and evening wear. It emphasizes simple evening frocks, lace, and the balance between formal and informal outfits for graceful transitions.
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Colonial Home Ad in Natural Setting Promises Comfort
An advertises a colonial home described as airy and cheerful with a large pantry accessible via swinging doors, modern kitchen, two generous bedrooms plus a study, wide oak wainscoting, and a sunlit interior. Listings note enjoyable country atmosphere, affordable costs, and contact details for C W Wilson of 426 Madison Avenue, New York.
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