Ady Duff-Gordon The London Fashion Leader Writes Weekly
Ady Duff-Gordon known as Lucile in London contributes a weekly fashion column for this paper. Her Paris establishment keeps her in close touch with the fashion capital and the latest styles for well dressed women.
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Ady Duff-Gordon
Lucile
London
Lady Duff Gordon
Paris
Paris Fashion Fever Drives Rainbow Faces In Streets
By Lady Duff Gordon describes hysteria over color in Paris fashion. She notes chic Parisians painting their faces to express moods, colors ranging from green to purple and orange, and the mood shifts that prove the city’s appetite for sensational style remains unchecked.
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Rue de la Paix
Smart
Faubourg St. Germain
Miladi
Champes Elysees
Bois
Gamin
Paris Fashion Unveils Colorful Frivolities and Fur Paints
Unconventional Paris styles emerge as women adopt dyed wigs and painted furs in bold hues. The trend extends to nose rings ankle watches jeweled beauty spots gilded lashes and tall plume hats. Even car roofs may bend to accommodate towering headpieces as fashion embraces vivid fantasy.
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Versailles
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