New Freedom and Fashioned Heels of Silk and Velvet
In a 1925 feature, introducing the era of expressive fashion, women wear ornamental crest heels on evening slippers and flaunt flaring velvet dresses. The piece highlights new wraps or shawls, leather vests, renewed furs, and refined lingerie trends as winter styles shift from heavy garments to lighter, practical silhouettes.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Beau Drummel
Fashion Notes From Shenandoah To London Runways
Evening wear from Shenandoah to Florida features lace and net with silk draped scarves and jeweled pins. Hats shift from brimmed to sign enhanced, with beets ciphers as hat ornaments, and new lingerie attachments link bandeau to girdle. A miniature vanity case blends mirror lipstick powder and comb for smart social routines.
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Florida
Cuba
Bahamas
The Difficult Instrument and Fashion Notes
A discussion notes a difficult instrument likely to attract fewer players than the ukulele yet capable of louder painful sounds when misplayed. It mentions waistlines rising on tracks and an invention to set girdles into bodices for a high effect without visible lines. Friezes appear on velvet gowns and robes, with handblocked and embroidered designs. larger women are warned against frieze use around the rotunda.
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