Three Leading Winter Hats Shown In Elegant Millinery
The article reviews three prominent hat shapes for the upcoming winter season, detailing side and back pieces, turban styles, and the picture hat. It praises fit, embellishments, and materials like velvet, beaver felt, and Dresden silk, noting trends such as natural wings, roses, and feather trims for durability and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
On Hown
Derek
Moir
Paris
Dresden
Shape for Autumn Blues Headgear in Velvet and Net
An old description details a black silk hat lined with velvet and trimmed with black net, styled with a crown at the back. It mentions deep marine blues, Prussian blue, and lapis lazuli tones, noting travelers and birds of passage as a seasonal motif and the bustling sale of hats amid autumn days.
Garnitures in Two Forms Promote Elegant Satin and Chiffon
New garnitures feature seed pearls pearl beads and clear beads on chiffon or satin. Insertion costs ten dollars per yard and pearl collars run at least sixteen dollars. Valenciennes lace trims satin and shapes the corsage with elegant drape and cuirasse emphasis on graceful curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
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