Debutante social whirl and fashion shifts in London society
The piece reports on Lord Cardigan’s scandal, debutantes covering their shingles, Queen Mary’s blue notepaper trend, Winston Churchill’s silk taxes driving fashion change, and a surgical lip skin procedure touted as the latest beauty aid. It notes English and American debutantes, mothers’ influence, and potential political impact from taxation.
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Mary
Duke of Buck
London
Fin
Prince Henry
China Station
Pa York
Henry
Lord Cardigan
Marquis of
Allesbury
Oxford University
Joan Salter
Stark’s
Audley Street
Queen Mary
Buckin Palace Gardens
Robe de style remains Paris fashion favorite at Lanvin
In Paris on May 23 fashion reports that robe de style dominates trends with full skirts and delicate trims. Lanvin showcases organdie and chiffon dresses with flounces and tulle, pairing greens and chartreuse for day and gold appliqué for evening. Actresses Cecile Sorel Yvonne Printemps and Duflos appear in stunning robes de style for stage and society circles.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Infantes
Velasquez
Louis XV
Louis Philippe
Jeanne Lang Vin’s
Lanvin
Cecile Sorel
New Champs
Oprea
Yvonne Printémps
Duflos
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Blosei
Missus AE Gooseys
Ray
Jay
Hank Boynton
NEA
By Williams
Vian Vy
J Pwilliams
WEA
Rvice
Akern
Roscoe
Winston Churchill
Britain
England
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Foreign Office
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