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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
3
The article surveys 19th century fashion shifts toward crinoline and draped gowns as winter styles evolve into summer silhouettes. It notes light fabrics, new fittings, and the rise of tall fashions with bustles, high bodices, and decorative trims, highlighting designer aims to balance structure with fluidity in frocks and gowns.
The passage describes late 19th century fashion focusing on sheer fabrics, chiffons, and velvet trims. It notes black mark colors, delicate sleeves, and gowns with encircling ribbons, predicting the evolving style toward more open daytime wear and shorter hemlines versus formal evening looks.
Advice warns stout or short necked wearers to avoid broad brimmed hats with curl collars or fur scarves that distort the neck and shoulder line. It favors a simple crochet hat without excessive silhouette widening, noting proper fit and balance with the present style.
The fragment describes a linen or natural colored binding for volumes with a drawn cover design. It mentions an adjuriant book cover and a hawk motif but the text is garbled and incomplete. No clear event date or identity beyond generic binding details and materials.
The readable fragment describes a baby ribbon cover that is practical and easy to make. It mentions a design aimed at simplicity and usability, highlighting its functional attributes over decorative aspects.
A fashion note explains fingertip length as the standard for coat length, achieved by stretching the arm down straight at the side to determine the coat’s fall. The method centers on using arm reach to set a consistent hem, guiding designers and buyers in determining appropriate coat lengths.
Readers learn how to dress for outdoor skating season with a study of fashionable coats hats and capes. Descriptions highlight fur trimmed velvet drapes white capes and knitted yarn outfits in varied colors, aimed at stylishly meeting winter recreation needs.
A detailed catalog of women’s accessories and dress elements, from caps and laces to traveling capes and turbans. Describes materials, styles, and decorative features such as lace, satin, velvet, ribbons, and net, with notes on how pieces fit and flatter the wearer. Mentions color tones and assembly details for several cap types and a military-tinged frock look.
The fragment advises washing in campy water to refresh mippons, drying in the sun, and ironing while wet for stiffness. It warns to ensure they dry softly and to address any Welsoig that balks at drying. A dry Pockets Are Large is noted, with packets failing to form and a trend toward new Parisian designs.
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