Fashion Forecast and Home Hints From 1930s Style Notes
Miss Mary Tallis surveys revivalist Edwardian touches in 1930s fashion including higher waistlines, Raglan coats, Magyars blouses, three quarter coats, new sleeves, jabot fronts, and Coronet hats with veils. Tips cover skin and hair care, facial masks, lemon bleaching, olive oil masks, pine tar shampoo, hand care, exercise, and a treasury of thrift recipes using stale breadcrumbs. Also includes sewing projects, lingerie, crochet tutorials, and home repair advice for spring cleaning.
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Attocks
Petersham
New Silk Scarf Catalog Entry With Accessories
An entirely new silk scarf with bright color stripe effects and suede fabric gloves in chamfered fawn tones. Finished with contrast stitching and a single damp fastener, site reference 64.77h.
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