Novelties in millinery boas and color schemes for gowns
The article surveys fashionable masquerade style boas in malinette and open white nets with velvet pastilles, bows, and ribbons. It notes color trends from black and white to brown and russet tones, discusses net textures, lace scarfs, and chiffon blends, and warns about color placement near the face to flatter complexions.
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Henrietta
Mather
Fashions in Headdress Show Ostrich Plumes and Bebé Hats
Fashion notes describe ostrich and peacock plumage trends with white satin hats and loose malinette, plus a bebe hat for younger girls. The article details construction like Tom O Shanter crowns, guipure, Irish crochet, Valen ciennes lace, and satin ribbons with roses, tilts, and bows.
Modes of the Midsummer Fashion Trends Report
The season’s second wind brings Directoire hints echoed in millinery yes with wide brims and velvet bands. Ostrich plumes fade into Parisian satin backs and new damp proof tulle malinettes redefine hats from sleek to flamboyant with diverse trims and floral combos.
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Paris
The Fad for Dwarf Plants Takes New York Homes
A Fifth Avenue florist notes extreme popularity of dwarf Japanese plants and tiny trees among the Four Hundred. Dwarf firs and pines, cactus, small century plants, and dwarf fruit trees are favored, with a Long Island grower supplying many. The trend suits crowded city homes, needing little space for decorative effect.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Long Island
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