Paris styles shift to feminine now in fashion furniture
The piece notes Paris couture ideas become public property and impact American fashion and home decor. It highlights softer, feminine furniture trends for 1964 with oriental accents, East and Mediterranean influences, and a move toward plush, buoyant comfort. Oversize seating and chaise lounges appear, with deep seats, tufted cushioning, and natural wood finishes.
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Paris Couture
United States
America
Couture House
Marc Bohan
New Lamps Reflect Individuality in Spring Styles
The Lamp and Shade Institute of America notes lamps now mirror new individuality in home furnishings. Contemporary lamps favor clean, functional shapes, while candle-themed pieces range from traditional candelabras to rustic museum reproductions. Lamps adapt to furniture changes and user mood, with desks and end tables receiving targeted lighting for reading and activities.
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The
Lamp and Shade Institute of America
Color Spectrum In Spring Fashion Notions
The article highlights a broad color spectrum for spring fashion from pale pastels to bold shades. It cites ten colors including lilac pink poppy marigold iris carnation azaleas and coral, with neutrals like white flax beige and navy shaping outfits. It notes whites and near whites rice and flax as leading tones and suggests blacks provide a cool shadow or accent to white.
Leather fashion blooms with soft feminine spring line
The spring leather fashion trend emphasizes soft, feminine silhouettes across coats, dresses, and suits. Lightweight suede and smooth leathers offer two and three piece ensembles, pastel shades, glossy textures, and versatile separates to extend the wardrobe with eye catching detailing and empire waists.
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Leather Industries
America
Soft Spring Dresses Signal Romantic Fashion Era
A spring fashion piece describes dresses embracing romance with soft fits and feminine details. Droopy collars, bows, bias cuts, ruffles, and empire shaping define new silhouettes while fuller skirts return. Sleeves vary from slim to cape-like as coats and sleeved pieces complete the spring look.
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