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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
3
A New York Tribune fashion note highlights cotton dresses as highly desirable with vivid embroideries. Paris émigrés rush orders for handmade cotton gowns, while designers push two piece outfits and delicate white crepe models with rich embroidery.
A lavender wool tuxedo sweater paired with a lavender and gray skirt creates an attractive outfit. The piece notes crystal and wooden beads from Shang manufacturers, and highlights a cotton crepe Roumaya sport dress with embroidery on white for a tennis-inspired summer look.
A vintage fashion note describes linen frocks for college age young women with restrained trims. Straight sleeve lines, waist seam skirts, and minimal handwork define the pieces. Colorways include white with fluted shoulders and dandelion yellow with panelled skirts and fringe finishes.
In Paria two new organdie dresses arrive in simple styles. One plain dress features three rows of side ruffles plaited and picoted, while the other showcases handmade folds into a minimal, easily replicated form. Bright colors and color pairings enhance summer frocks with timeless charm.
Readers explore fashion options with dainty ribbons and silk fabrics. The piece highlights ginghames chembrays and English prints as favored choices for dresses for children and women, noting a broad range of patterns and quality fabrics.
An old fashioned children’s frock pattern in a plain fabric features a flesh colored dress with sprigs of tiny flowers, a round neck, wide round yoke, black piping, a shoulder slit with two bows, short sleeves, and piped hems. A crescent-shaped motif with black piping adds novelty.
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