Pageant of Spring Fashions By Rene Gibbs
Fashion writer Rene Gibbs surveys Paris inspired spring silhouettes for 1919. Straight long corsets, slim gowns, peasant touches, and varied fabrics dominate skirts, wraps, and evening wear while hats hide the eyes with brims and feathers.
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Rene Gibbs
Paris
Trivat
Almort
Nuity
la Vietoire
Modern Clothes Spark a Rebellious Fashion Vision
An experimental piece details a revolt against contemporary attire led by a narrator named Sarah MarDingall. The story features blue satin pajamas as a symbol, dancing through a surreal scene in a distant city as characters discuss style, propriety, and performance. A legendary pianist figure, Tthel Tooginuka, and the performer Ale are central, with references to past tours and concert imagery fueling the tension between conformity and artistic freedom.
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Sarah MarDingall
Dovenport
Adieu Ney
Wwe
Ie Meuner
Ber
Mimi
Ekies
Eork
Harmunia
Taginwka Bimling
Vonverksst
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Eley
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