Fashion Notes on Hats and White Shoes in Summer Styles
The article surveys period fashion: Panama hats from Colombia among headwear, bold new tussore silks, Liberty satin, and Japanese embroidery trims. It notes black or dark blue bathing suits with minimal color, Empire belts, pale velvet bands, and coats for girls with cape-like shoulders reflecting near-Japan influence. It highlights Mrs Talmage and Mrs Collier as fashionable figures and mentions white gloves fading with white shoes returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Siarrow
Bine
Japan
Pompadour Hbon
Mme
Pompadour
Butta
The Well Dressed Woman In Paris Frills and Farbelows Review
Paris fashion notes describe La Mode's influence on late summer dress, with Felix and Worth houses highlighted for gowns and embroidery. The piece surveys couture houses, accessories, and trends, including hats, belts, hair adornments, and the return of elaborate embroidery as summer attire arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Mode
Mme
Felix
Banpress Bhugenie
Belix
Hxubourg
Atong
Jan van Beers
Maison Felix
House of Worth
Farbelows. Seven Rue de 1A Paix
M. Jean
M. Gaston
Roth Stone
Paquin
Avery
M.paquin
M. Paquin
Hen Terry
Langtry
Two Piece Dress Fashions Inspire Flowing Skirt Styles
The article describes the two piece dress form with a separate waist and skirt, finished to allow over-skirt wear. New skirts trend exaggerated length and fullness, with the old style revived as the ell skirt now altered to hug hips and flare below, creating a eight yard wide final foot and a graceful swirl of fabric.
Stylish Crepe de Chine Blouses and Accessories
Fashion notes highlight crepe de chine fabrics used for at home blouses with accordion pleats and two inch ruffle trim. Scarves feature chiffon scatters and waist buckles in enamel tones, promising a fashionable, easy care ensemble to update wardrobe.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
Colombia
Pos ‘Witt
Talmage
Rusush
Rebecca, Collier
Frrond
Nettie
Hota
Greg
Empire Belt
Browderie Anglaise
Calthorp
Audh
Summi
Ornamai
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