Fashion notes on hats gowns and summer wear in Paris and New York
The article reviews bonnet shapes and decorative trims from Paris and London brought to New York, highlighting small bonnets with velvet bands, migrette veils, and Venetian guipure, plus tea gowns, empire waists, and light gowns. It notes the enduring popularity of tea gowns and the evolving styles for day dresses and fashionable accessories.
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Fashion Notes from a Past Season
A fragmented fashion column describes skirts with hip drape and narrow bottom lines, silk braids, and embroidered bands. It notes a sleeveless Eton jacket, wide shoulder lines, and a silk blouse with oversized sleeves, plus new tambour organdy fabrics with arabesque embroidery. It mentions summer fabrics like fau?stiste, dimity, lawn, and duck outfits, hats, bonnets, and delicate trimmings, reflecting period style and evolving silhouettes.
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Fragmented handwritten notes on a classroom scene and names
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