15 Nov 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
1
Fashion notes describe a new material from whale intestines enabling glove lengths. Other features include lacquered Japanese cabinets for glove storage, fur jumpers, oversized hats, stockings trends, and Romanian embroidery influencing accessories and room robes.
Catherine Talbot weighs in on Paris fashion noting Paquin furs and couture trends. She argues origination beats copying, praises mink and sable options, mentions tailored semified coats, and critiques copying and the rise of otter and caracal pelts for winter.
The text describes current fashion trends including velvet chifean fabrics, buckles, and colored gloves for present wear. It highlights pinafores, embroidered gowns with chenille, clip setting blouses, and wide skirt styles, noting accessories like watches held in the palm and crochet lace as fashionable for the season.
The piece describes trimming techniques for autumn coats, highlighting narrow contrasting bands, deep border stitchery, and braided edgings. It notes imitation old world patterns, zigzag braid along hems, satin bands, and appliques with varied textures, including corded cloth and velvet trims.
A playful description of intimate boudoir garments styled as exotic kimonos. The piece notes silks and satiny fabrics with bold colors and back and sleeve embellishments. It suggests theater crowds at a fancy ball would display these outfits.
A fragment notes the return of reticules as a refined accessory to accompany afternoon frocks. It highlights small flowered or beaded purses, matching gowns, and ornate, string-tied designs versus plain oblong handbags.
The text describes dress details for women focusing on simple neck treatments. It mentions a plain ribbon or velvet band around the throat and a bed fastened with a tiny hook and eye or tied in a small bow at the back of the neck.
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