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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
2
Cotton fabrics such as seersucker gingham chintz chambray and pique are being crafted into hats and accessories. Designers showcase postillions bonnets and gloves with plaid gingham, mattress ticking and organza-like organdy details, signaling a new era for wash fabrics in millinery.
A new dinner gown trend features dresses made of cottons with simple styling. The frock pairs a glazed chintz skirt with a dainty lingerie blouse trimmed by green velvet bands and a bow, offering an affordable chic look that enhances a woman’s appearance.
The article highlights white plastic handbags as news and shows various purse types in new collections. Black faille bags pair with afternoon dresses and smart pouch styles appear with intricately worked underarms. Large patent leather briefcase designs suit those handling reports, while shopping bags for women in war work use cord crochet.
A fashion note praises white toppers paired with white hats for all outfits from street-length and formal to casual. It highlights white toppers in corduroy satin and flannel as a major summer vogue, urging a polished look straight from a fashion magazine.
Designers pursue slimmer lines in dresses and coats to conserve material. Results promise chic grace and refined styling with long waistlines and princess effects, midriff shirring, and versatile buttoned coat dresses to slenderize.
A wartime女性 correspondent advises Terry on keeping morale, home life, and duty under hardship. The letter exhorts spouses to support troops, mentions rationing and meals, and urges perseverance while the Coast Guard segment and various jokes reflect home-front humor and shortages.
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