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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
12
The article discusses silhouettes and fabrics for fuller figures, favoring straight chemise lines in navy crepe with lighter underdresses. It notes gray often flatters, but can widen, and suggests long front slits and lace or eyelet details to create vertical lines. It cautions against overly jade greens and emphasizes sober, slimming effects.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at admiration and romance imagery. The text references elegance and courage, mentioning a model and themes of union, choice, and devotion in an unclear, poetic style. The passage lacks clear names or concrete events.
Fragmented text mentions fashion items and brands with garbled phrases. It hints at jewelry materials like diamonds and onyx and references a fashion refashion or display. No clear event, person, or place is decipherable.
The passage describes women decorating hair with laurel wreaths, rhinestones, and diamonds. It mentions Grecian border bandeaus for brown hair, metallic bands with ivory satin robes, and a delicate aureole for debutantes. Butterflies and ribbons are styled to hold tresses as peers beg for diamond barrettes.
A brief fashion note surveys spring wardrobe tones with long skirts and rich brown shades, noting new fabric innovations and stylish silhouettes for the season.
A fashion note describes two tone crepe de chine garments with netted trimmings and color free embroidery for spring blouses. It mentions tailored and semitailored looks and suggests a trend toward colorless fabrics and understated embellishment.
Lace corsets appear as a new fashion item with strong lace fabric and updated styling. The article notes the trend, highlighting its durability and appeal as a modern undergarment choice in current wardrobes.
A fashion note discusses garments for stout women with overskirt blouses. It highlights tunics that avoid drawing attention to hip breadth, suggests dyed laces and sober contrasts, and envisions navy satin gowns with black apron embroidery. It notes modest U shaped decollete and net overskirt styling.
A garbled fashion column outlines late Victorian trends highlighting narrow foundation garments, slightly above seven inch hems, dark blue street dresses, deep painted vessels as accent motifs, and combinations of dovetyn and stip. It mentions pow necks, handwork, white fur with dark velvet, lace over-satiny effects, and evening wraps with large belts and visible embroidery.
Fragmentary notes mention Mr and Mrs Dean Drive and individuals including Sema L Cooyman and Gora Sr. The text provides scattered names and street references with no clear event or outcome to report.
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