Graceful Gowns and Tunic Effects in Fashion
Lady Duff Gordon outlines street versus evening gowns, stressing simple, well-cut fabrics and flattering lines. Lucile explains that urban wear should enhance charm without bold display, highlighting tunic styles and subtle color touches for practicality and elegance.
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Bainie Otic
Rene
Ivagree
The New Secret Drawer Parasol Fashion Sketch
A fragmented description outlines a new parasol design with a hidden drawer feature. It notes a drooping hood, curved coat edges, black silk collar, and folded colored silk trim. The piece emphasizes serviceability, elegance, and careful use by fashionable wearers.
Lucile Walking Gown and Fashion Parasol Reflections
A stream of fashion notes on Lucile walking gowns in tussore, princess effect, and short pumps. It discusses accessory details like belts, gloves, parasols, and the allure of youth, with commentary on waistlines and feminine style, including remarks about the hidden parasol handle and concealed vanity items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Ste
Golor
England
Ascot
Joseph of Aramathea linked to Glastonbury faith revival
A fragmentary report claims Joseph of Arimathea and Hebrew exiles established a Glastonbury church linked to Briton history. It describes annual rites on Nim month, a council of elders, and assertions of Hebrew roots tracing to ancient Judah. The narrative ties Glastonbury to a continuity from Joseph, Mary, and early Christian origins.
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Ondon
Ban
Glasrohe
Joseph of
Aramathea
Glastonbury
Arima
Grm
Ciiies
Ireland
Peppet
Tilah
Sas Hiah
Judah
Heremon
Edwant
Ord Maelgwyn
Landaf
Arimathem Luckrua
Erghand
Jacob's Pillow
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