Dolls Through the Ages Celebrate a Century of Playthings
A survey of dolls traces their history from ancient Greek and Egyptian figures to modern fashion dolls. It notes craft shifts from wood to wax to china to bisque and celluloid, and marks how baby and teen dolls expanded the market from the 1920s onward. It ends with Victor Hugo’s reflection on dolls shaping feminine childhood and growth.
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England
Paris
Rome
St. Francis of Assissi
America
Germany
Europe
Flanders
Holland
Japan
Victor Hugo
Trousseaux
Smocks Move Into New Look for Fall and Winter
The smock, long a symbol of schoolboys and artists, shifts into fashion with knit and fabric versions. Styles range from jacket lengths to knee length dresses, featuring yokes, gathered fronts, belts, and various collars, colors, and prints for casual wear at home or out.
Jingle Belles and Holiday Traditions Raise Laughs
A lighthearted item notes office Christmas parties heal rifts and cashiers are dubbed jingle belles as retailers consider pre spotted neckwear to avoid festive fashion mishaps.
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Jingle Belles
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BY Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise Assn