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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
2
The article details washable silk fabrics such as crepe de chine georgette and pongé for an indispensable frock designed for all-day wear. It describes front emphasis on the skirt and sleeves with shoulder yokes, a center front closure, and options for wearing with or without a vest, plus styling notes for black and white ensembles and decorative plaited skirt fronts.
A fashion report notes bold use of pastel shades in spring and summer dress. Blues dominate the palette from pale to deeper Saxe blue, with pink and robin egg blue, pale blue and pastel green strong options. Green tones appear smart especially with black.
The article notes inserted ties as a novelty in fashion with long bodices and minimal trimmings due to insertions and yokes. Ties appear in contrasting colors or lighter fabrics, often satin on crepe. Black crepe frocks may feature a bow tie in three belge shades.
Black broadcloth remains a favored fabric for tailor made coats with long waists and flared skirts. Side flare is enhanced by thick lynx or tight fox fur, while roll collars and cuffs are often fur trimmed or quilted. Coats also appear in satin and thick crepe varieties with dark blue hues.
Ears are worn more in Paris this season as hairdressers devise new methods to keep hair away from the face. The bob remains standard, but styles emphasize exposing the ears with flat curls or hair trained behind the ear.
Carriage builder, Mr. Walls of Colorado Springs, reports relief from long standing rheumatism after using Tanlac. He says appetite, sleep, and strength improved within days and credits the herbal remedy made from natural barks, with over 52 million bottles sold.
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