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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
10
The fragment discusses a leader and fashion trends from Atlantic society, mentioning bodice styles and varying gowns. It hints at watches and garments from a past era, with garbled references to fashions and messages.
The article notes white gowns for younger theatergoers with simple lines, contrasting with black attire. It highlights how color harmony and fabric choices create striking effects, mentioning Premet’s gown pairing black satin with blue chiffon and emphasis on a slim waistline.
The readable lines describe Vogue era fashion with emphasis on women in black and new tech influences. It suggests a social gathering where well dressed women appear, noting contrasts with past styles and present trends.
A fragmented note discusses buttons used as trim in recent clothing designs. It mentions new model materials and color tones dark blue, grey, and beige, with incomplete phrases about their appearance and usage.
The entry outlines a worn topcoat with cashmere blend and a wett Silk texture. It mentions a Malay brown shade, circular quilting, a decorative sew, and a collar style described as a throw collar with a scarf end resembling a choker.
A guide describes cutting the yatr 20 wt to form the tunnel section. It instructs winding Fora around the tassel several times about three fourths of an inch from the top to create a prettier tassel.
A quoted exchange shows a learned man whose mother claims he speaks languages fluently while interlocutors debate the sentence structure and meaning in a puzzling, partial text.
A fragmented note describes decorative fabrics and accessories including old lace, embroidered bints, silver work, ostrich fans, and netting. It notes a vogue for feather fans and painted gauze, while still showing a fondness for large ornate pieces.
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