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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1916
Page
27
The article celebrates spring clothing with lighter fabrics like French serge and taffeta, noting a shift from winter’s heaviness. It highlights tailored suits, coat-dresses, puffed sleeves, peplums, and varied sleeve styles, plus bold striped and plaid patterns inspired by Leon Bakst, urging readers to view shop windows for trends.
A damaged OCR fragment references clothing items including frocks and a doll named Jovlin. The readable parts are sparse and out of context, offering no clear event, location, or dates. Further text is needed to identify names or a coherent news item.
A fashion feature celebrates elaborate costumes inspired by mythic and theatrical works, detailing delicate transparencies, lace, gauze, and rich fabrics. It notes gowns for young and older women, ornate trims, oriental accents, and playful bonnets, with emphasis on luxury materials and vivid color palettes.
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