Tango Dance Fashion Draws Parisian Praise
By Lady Duff Gordon discusses the Tango’s reception in New York and Paris. She notes potential excesses but argues the dance remains delightful and graceful when properly performed, contrasting it with earlier vulgar adaptations of waltz and minuet.
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Evolution of Tango Steps and Freedom in Dance Attire
The article notes the shift from the many steps of the original Tango to seven widely accepted moves. It argues costumes should allow greater freedom of movement to accommodate the more dynamic, modernized dance style.
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Tango tea gown offers elegance and freedom for dancers
The designer describes a Tango tea gown tailored for maximum freedom while preserving a narrow silhouette. Multiple views are provided to judge its practicality and stylishness for dancers seeking comfort in movement.
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Dom
Up-to-the-Minute Jokes and Light Bath of Satire
A collage of humorous vignettes and social sketches includes classroom quips about plumbing gas fitting and penny meters, a music hall exchange about debt, a nurse interview misfire, a flirtatious couple’s banter, and a fashion piece on Persian inspired Tango costumes.
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Lady Duff-Gordon Champions Bold Tango Dress Reform
Lady Duff-Gordon argues for expressive dance attire as a matter of pleasure and style. She praises a lavender lavender chiffon slit back Tango gown shown at a dansant, noting freedom of movement and elegance, while recalling Suckling’s verse on dancing feet and contrasting past frumpy skating fashion.
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