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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
7
The article surveys bracelet styles and jewelry from rose coral to jade, with Parisian influence on filigree and tinsel, plus hair combs, pins, and coral accents. It describes gowns, lace, beading, and fur hats, noting long sleeves, shoulder lines, and velvet gowns with varied color schemes and accessories.
The article discusses ceintures as a revived fashion accessory in the era of corselets and ceinturs. It notes many miss the belt’s proper use, stressing that a ceinture only accentuates already finished looks rather than shaping doubtful forms. It warns that back buckles suit the elegantly slim figure.
White lingerie and cobweb waists have surged through autumn styles, worn with many outfits. Women expect the bodice to be laundered weekly, prompting questions on economy as frequent washing wears fabrics and fine waists under heavy coats.
Up to Date and Practical Fashion Notes From Paris describe Parisian dinners with eight to ten guests, tea gowns with long trains and decollete necks, and new sleeve styles. It details fabrics, trims, and accessories, including fur braids, embroidered lace, and veils, plus weather-ready rainy day suits and a witty shop advertisement.
The article describes skirts kept simple with round gathered shapes and fronts either plain or plaited. Bodices receive the most trimming, often in jumper styles or with tuck bands. The best dressed guide notes minimal garments or trims, emphasizing bodice ornamentation.
A new fur wrap features a three box shaped collar that detaches from the pelerine cape or stole. It is attached at the back center and at the fronts, yet highly movable around the neck. The wrap is faced with the sun’s fur and the cape lining is satin.
A collage of fashion tips on belts for women with silk and velvet ensembles, including elastic and studded designs, plus garment embellishments. Also profiles Anna Strunsky's stance on marriage names, museum-worthy belts, and brief notes on notable women like Baroness Orczy and Mme Cabra, with scattered personal anecdotes and curiosities from social life and exploration.
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