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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
6
A detailed survey of 1907 fashion, detailing color choices for different complexions, new sleeve styles, and ornate hats. Notes on silver trims, light fabrics, and the ongoing popularity of wraps, capes, and tailored suits. Mentions specific garments, fabrics, and accessories with period tone and emphasis. Includes reference to Washington society jewelry trends and notable designer silhouettes.
ARIS March 16 An otherwise delightful walk in the Bola this morning ends with a tale of a persistent grievance bearer. The Paris fashion note discusses spring sleeves, Rejane’s gowns, and new fabrics. It outlines trends from morning stripes to sulphur colored cloths and the rising popularity of hat and blouse combinations.
A fashion note describes the strict tailor made as the season’s reign, with severe cuts and no trace of the old Army frock. It praises frivolity in the letter and a wilder, puffed style, while predicting abbreviated skirts that favor youthfulness in decorating, with skirts touching the ground preferred for the French ideal.
A retro fashion note highlights foulard fabrics as cool and dust resisting for summer wear. It praises tailored suits, lingerie waists, hats, and matching accessories as practical stylish choices, emphasizing comfort in hot weather and high dresskeeping quality.
The piece describes attire, accessories, and household mishaps tied to women’s fashion. It mentions washing methods, bridal gowns in yellows and greens, and a tale of a woman who hid $1,000 in a basket of ragged clothes. It also notes Miss Clay’s role in suffrage and references to notable figures like General and Mrs. Grant.
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