Changing Face and Fashion of the Time
The passage discusses a shift in appearance and style, noting the need for a changed girl with a new mouth shape, coiffure, and wardrobe. It mentions lipstick trends favoring orange over blue tones and a broader move away from the old blue-tinged rouge, reflecting era fashion dynamics.
Mouth Modes Det by Garbo and Crawford
Antoinette Donnelly notes the shift in feminine beauty as Garbo and Crawford influence women to imitate their mouths. She describes Garbo’s sullen droop and heavy lower lip, and Crawford’s mouth as a muscle drop near the corners, warning against chasing a changing trend and the habit of mimicking star physiques.
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Fashion sketch of Worth dress for Princess Marie Louise
The sketch shows a Worth designed gown for Princess Marie Louise in black dull crepe silk with a green gold and black lamé yoke and cuffs. The outfit features a round lamé yoke, front ties, lamé cuffs, bias cut skirt, and crossed bands at the back.
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