Ostrich Plumes and Fashion in Millinery Styles
Women crave ostrich plumes for hats as the costly feathers remain in high demand. Willow plumes and French long flues offer varied colors and dramatic effects, though durability differs. White and light colors wear better than black, and plume quality influences investment choices in spring millinery. Julia Bottomley writes on trimming hats with ostrich plumes.
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Julia Bottomley
New Wooden Jewelry Laces Inspire Modern Fashion
The era sees wooden and lace covered pieces joining fine jewelry, with cro cheted lace applied to pins and buckles. Reproductions of Inca patterns using pearls and diamonds on gunmetal and platinum form jabots and face falls, blending lacework with stones. Prices soar as craftsmanship gains equal value to the gems.
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Serens Aker
The Gwan Like Throat Shapes A Fashion Cure
The piece urges a stylish season for neckwear and cautions that a beautiful neck depends on health. It recommends daily slow walking with a book on the head, balanced posture, ample sleep, milk with raw eggs, and nightly washing with warm water and massage.
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