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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
7
Readers are advised to embrace navy as a versatile base color for Spring, pairing with grays and bright accents. The piece highlights navy blue outfits for women, including coats, dresses, shoes, and hats, emphasizing easy coordination and interchangeable accessories for a polished, seasonal look.
A fashion feature notes Tyrol as an ancestor of spring styles with embroidered hats and fitted jackets, while emblems from Tyrolean peasants appear in outfits and pockets. It observes broader exchanges with American shops adopting Shanghai Gesture and Lotus Blossom motifs, praising cocle hats and easy wear.
A fragmented fashion note surveys hat influences in a milliner season. It highlights varied styles from berets to high toques and branded brims, noting Chinese and Flemish influences, casual vs dressy tones, and how headwear reflects personality as shoppers compare shapes, textures, and crowns.
The readable fragment mentions tweeds and tunics with slits, London fashion imagery, and references to Harmo styles. It appears as a garbled discussion of garments and designers with unclear narrative coherence and several misspellings.
In a discussion of sleeve trends the author highlights shoulder sleeves as high in popularity. The piece notes their straight line from shoulder to wrist offering comfort and smartness, preferred over puff sleeves, and suitable for nearly all figures this summer. It references ancestry and fashion context while praising wearability and ease.
The article extols patent leather shoes and broad strap designs as fashionable and practical. It notes soft pliable patent material, easy cleaning, varied colors, and smart looks that pair with tweeds and sports clothes. It highlights Londonian British shades like Bombay and Russian tones as stylish options.
Spring millinery trends show TiTo influenced styles with lower crowns and wider snap brims. The modified Tyrolean and Alpine accents appear on hats, including shaved crowns, cording, and new banding patterns, brightening the season’s headwear.
Beauty shops push fresh coiffure trends beyond bobs and perms. Experts discuss waves and swirls for shallow crowns and evening glamour. Beauticians promise to transform style with bold, new looks for formal attire.
A columnist notes men increasingly welcome new styles from Hollywood London and beyond. Describes shirts fabrics colors and patterns including tartans checks chambray oxford cloths and madras plus sports influence in collars and bow ties with sweaters showing feather buttons.
Clarksfield residents Mr and Mrs W H Harwood and guests from Willard shared Sunday with friends. The gathering included Mrs Mabe and other locals, with several families hosting Sunday suppers and attending events at nearby homes.
A fragmented fashion piece notes coats with varying lengths from knee to short, praising warmth and freedom of movement. It mentions styles like fur coats and fishtail and straight silhouettes, with observations on wearers around town and the appeal of bold colors and practical fabrics. The tone resembles a casual period fashion column.
The passage notes limitless fabrics for coats, recommending neutral rough homespun or rustic tweeds to pair with sports clothes. It adds many formal wools, Bengaline, taffeta, and similar silks with body are suitable for coordinated outfits.
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