Venus Standards Stir Debate Among College Girls
The text surveys the clash between art and dressmaking standards in determining beauty, comparing models and painters’ ideals with fashion silhouettes. It cites Swarthmore Margart Willets, Barnard, Wellesley, and Beatrice Mashin of Baltimore, noting tensions over measurements and the ideal figure for showcasing clothes and beauty.
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Swarthmore College
Margaret Willets
Welle
Barnard College
Wellesley
America
Milo
Beatrice Mashin
Baltimore
Why the Dressmaker and the Artist Disagree on Beauty
A review of fashion ideals contrasts dressmaker and artist views on beauty, noting New York designers selecting a modern figure for spring. Miss Carlotta de Felicie is cited as the ideal muse, while sculptors stress contour and measurements for the present Venus, alongside Miss Machin’s acclaimed figure on the Manhattan Bridge group Spirit of Commerce.
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New
York
Ako
Muro
Yeur’ Miny
Manhattan
New York
Brooklyn
Miss Machin
Chirlen H. Heber
Grott
Aalde
Misa Machin
Dorstand
George Rankin
Machin
Mion Mechin
Hia
Leigt
Missi Do Felicio
United States
Drouséx
Lydia
Miss de Felicia
Rena
Nike
Miss de Felicie
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Barbara Craydon
Artiata
Beatrice Machina
Venus
Carlotta de Felicie
Shoal
Carlotta de Felicia