Evening Gowns Flourish in New York Fashion Circles
The article surveys upscale Fifth Avenue dressmakers offering private couture gowns for dinner and dance, noting restraint in general wear during war. It highlights exclusive showings by English titled houses, vivid jet beadwork, one sided decolletages, and dramatic silhouettes, with gowns aimed at the top tier of society and costly tastes.
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Organdy and Net Frocks for Summer Days
A home fashion note describes dainty summer dresses using organdy and shirred net. One blue and white frock features bands of organdy and net with an elbow ruffle, drawn-up net tuck, and blue ribbon sash. Another pink model pairs organdy with net apron tunic, net fichu, and net ruffles. both emphasize affordable elegance.
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Covert top coat returns with modern slim silhouette
A vintage styled covert coat reappears in light tan with crisp lines and bias trim. The new Paris inspired design by Martial et Armari presents a slim, svelte silhouette with a graceful back line, promising wide appeal as a spring arrival.
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Jewelry trends reflect war era guardians and talismans
The article surveys wartime jewelry styles with deep pockets and rugged aprons for gardeners, then shifts to sentimental talismans worn by soldiers’ sweethearts. Australian sapphires in French-cut settings dominate rings, lockets, and bracelets, highlighting masculine rings, locket- and guardian-themed pieces, and patriotic colors in pearls, sapphires, and diamonds.
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