Parisiennes charm lies in dress and poise, not features
In Aris a writer analyzes Parisiennes at a Chantilly race, noting their mastery of dressing, silhouette, and subtle grooming. The piece describes how they hide flaws, use eye makeup and chin tilts, and elevate ensembles with muslin frocks, painted gauzes, lace, and striking parasols. It also comments on current trends from trims to accessories and watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Miss Stars
Stelpes
Francois
Jace
Amiit
Thea Parisienne
Catherine Talbot
Marie Corelli on Beauty Palm Belongs to Isles of Greece
The piece argues that true beauty is rare and Greek beauty remains supreme. It contrasts British, American, and Greek women, praising Greek heiress ideals while noting fashion and cosmetic excess dilute perceived beauty. It cites editors and Onlookers, with focus on appearance, class, and cultural standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corelli
Isles
Greece
Gen Cety
Mise Skeggs
Lady Blarney
Wakefield
Juno Athene
Jono Athene
Juno ‘Athene
Mres
Chaice
Helen
Troy
Atlantic
Great Britain
Edward VII
Rome
Gir
Sabe
Berguso
Lon
Don
Emerson
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Britain
America
Europe
Athens
Gréece
Aphrodite
Various Interesting Items For Woman Kind
A miscellany notes Martha Gardner of Vassar as a top American woman hurdler and Alice Redding as a champion long jumper. Mentions fashion trends in Paris and Kentucky gifts, gardening tips, and golf caddies, with remarks on footwear and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Martha Gardner
Vassar
Watford
Cluny Lave
Swors
Alice Redding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Ime
Faris Dyne
Rosewater
Eau de Cologne
Benvoin
Cochinent
Eurangoun
Mannibh
Handa
Fest
Lesa
Tom
Benedict
Nintrer
Frien
Fiiar Patel
Honera
Kentucky
Forest
T. L. L. Temple
Texarkant
Eddy
Christian Sciance Charest
Burlinghant
Rajahails
Andy
Sither
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