Lucile fashion column defends women savagery and primitivism
Vasws Don argues that the savage in women endows courage and motherhood, praising Kipling and Lady Duff-Gordon while asserting women should nurture primitive roots rather than suppress them. The column stresses fashion and female self-assertion in a worldly Paris liaison context.
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Lucile
London
Lady Duff-Gordon
Paris
Lady Duff-Gor
Savage Soul Fashion Explored In Woman’s Club Tale
A humorous tale about a vain guest who jumps from a car during a hill descent and a columnist’s riff on savage femininity. The piece blends a fashion anecdote with a manifesto that clothes should reveal the soul and praise feminine autonomy and daring. The narrator touts savagery as a virtue and previews a future fashion article linking dress to inner life and art.
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Mother Eve
Beauty Secrets and Skin Care from Lili My Secrets
A lengthy discourse on skin care by Lili My Secrets of Beauty featuring Mme Lina Cavalieri No 225. It describes the skin as a vital organ, its three main functions exhalation absorption and tactile sense, and advocates careful hygiene and tailored treatments for dry or fatty skins with specific recipes for creams and lotions. It emphasizes color, texture and the instinct for using pigments to enhance personality.
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Lili
Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Lavoisier
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