Ostrich plumes and fashion in millinery
An article by Julia Bottomley discusses the appeal of ostrich plumes to women, noting their variety, color ranges, and the evolving plume styles like willow plumes. It compares French plumes as a sound investment, warns about fragility of black willow plumes, and highlights simple hat trims using ostrich plumes.
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Julia Bottomley
Jewelry's quaint lace ideas gain modern crafts appeal
The era sees wooden jewelry foundations and crocheted lace accents joining gold pins and cuffs. New reproductions of Inca lace use pearls and diamonds on gunmetal or platinum, forming jabots or collar falls with colored stones. The work elevates jewelers to art, though at high cost.
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The Gwan-Like Throat Advice Column
A playful 1900s style column offers tips for a graceful neck and posture. Readers learn to walk with a book on the head, balance rather than stiffen, and improve neck appearance through sleep, milk and raw eggs, plus nightly washing and massage routines.
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