Furs and Fashion: Paris Trends Shape Womans Attire
A long survey of fur and dress trends highlights Paris influence on American wardrobes. Expensive brown and gray skins such as mink and sable dominate, with moleskin for sport wraps and gray squirrel for casual coats. Readers see price ranges from five hundred to fifty eight thousand dollars, plus advice on quality, durability, and stylistic versatility for daily wear.
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Linen Shirts and Fashion Wares in Exclusive Shops
A fragmentary ad style note discusses linen shirts and fashion items in exclusive shops. It mentions tailored cuts, pure white linen fabrics, and refined men’s wear including knitwear and sport boots, highlighting luxury quality and style. References to shop displays and refined fabrics appear amid garbled text.
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Damask Resurgence and Home Craft Notes for War and Table
Damask linens return after the war, with real linen valued for elegance. Household advice covers burns and scalds, oilcloth use, and cooking cautions. Ready-made linings and damask substitutes are discussed, with emphasis on maintaining dainty service and table dressing.
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Scarf Fashion Shapes Graceful Evening Wear
The article praises scarves as stylish accessories transforming outfits from daywear to evening attire. It highlights scarves in tulle and angora, worn over shoulders or draped across, noting the effect on silhouette and charm. It mentions warmth, various fabrics, and the versatility for daytime and formal wear.
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