Fragmented Fashion Snippet Mentions Gold Teas and Light
A fragment references outfits described as wearing gold teas and pale white light. The text is unclear and lacks complete context or identifiable persons, places, or events.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
4
Skirt Fashion Notes Show Wider Styles and Panels
A fragment discusses skirts growing wider with panel details and folds. Mentions long wearing styles and current fashion emphasis on side panels and floor lengths.
Pocketbooks and Handbags Featured in City Shops
An assortment of handbags attracts shoppers with varied styles from smart taffeta to enamel clasps. Examples include a black and white beaded envelope purse and a silk bag with ivory mounting, each offering distinct closures and decorative details for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Fashions in Brief Highlight Trimmed White Silk Furs
Fashions in brief describe women’s outfits with three quarter length stockings and garters resembling pantalettes. Satin coats feature white scroll stitching on the upper half and white trims. Silk frocks lead the spring lineup, with white stitching and white duchess satin silk in emphasis. Fur collars run full length with bold white accents on red and black fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthimer
Fashions of the Big City Stores in Satiny Robes and Chiffons
A vivid description of women’s evening wear including jade and emerald greens royal blues and orange tones. Garments named Bagdad Payiowa and The Tailor illustrate crepe satin chiffon hand-painted motifs and dramatic sleeves suited for a flamboyant season.
Gowns Fashioned at Home From Simple Negrigees
A period style gown is described as easily sewn at home. The design features long side sleeves open to the hem and a rounded neck cut on the shoulders. Finishing touches include velvet lining, decorative cords, and jet beading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Organdie Bats Introduced In Light Dark Color Variants
The article describes Organdie Mate Organdie bats with light and dark colors highlighting innovations. It notes a wide lattice home, green worsted, flat brim flowers with leaves and stems, and beds sewn in red color matching others. George vouched for the green design.
Nightgown Fashion Notes With Net Inset Pleats
The piece describes robes de nuit and French style combinations in corset covers and petticoats with back buttons. It highlights net footings and inset motifs, plaited fronts, and sheer slips in yellow voile with pink or mauve accents. A matching pale pink triple voile negligee features mauve georgette trim and taffeta, with a pale pink bonnet completing the ensemble.
Beed Pods and Grames Spark Home Decoration Trend
Beed pods and grames appear as popular decorative elements in homes, with readers adopting the style to add natural textures and color. The trend highlights creative uses in living rooms and entryways, reflecting a wider move toward organic, handmade accents.
Paris Fashions Show Gower Toques and Lace Fringed Designers
Paris fashions feature Gower toques for summer wear brightened by brilliant color and innovative drapery. Lace and net dominate, with beaded crepe de chine looks and georgette hats in vogue. Amwert street frocks display a round neck and yoke in gingham, while dress hats in lace and matinee styles highlight black-on-brilliant contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gower
Amwart
Lawn mower for terrace edge grass without pulling
Describes a lawn mower designed to cut grass along a terrace edge without needing to pull it up or down the grass bank. Emphasizes ease of use on sloped or tiered terrain.
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