White Crepe Evening Gowns Show Sleeves or Sleeveless Cut
A fashion note discusses white crepe evening gowns emphasizing armhole curves and sleeve influence. It contrasts sleeved and sleeveless designs, highlighting how the armhole curve and overall silhouette affect fit, drape, and perceived trim. The piece praises careful tailoring and the subtle balance between fabric, line, and wearer ease.
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Maakimir Hosbriow
Crinkled Fabric Used in Afternoon Gowns and Hats
The crinkled material appears in afternoon gown designs and in newer hats. It supports light, airy frocks and fashion accessories, with designers adopting the textured look for elegance and novelty.
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Welc
Osten Ois
Glove Mending and Foulard Fashion Tips Unearthed
The article offers practical glove repair methods with stitching and turning techniques to extend wear. It discusses a sewn inner patch, careful tacking, and reassembly for a flat seam. It also reviews the Foulard Frock styling, noting dye, sheen, and accessory emphasis in New York fashions.
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Amerier
New York
Printed Fabrics In Favor Amid Vintage Fashion Revival
Printed fabrics draw renewed interest as crepe and patterned textiles regain popularity. Early printed patterns from India and Europe, including hand blocked designs, influence modern wear with soft textures, light ground tones, and a shift from past embroideries. The era’s charm is praised, paired with lighter house linens and vintage Parisian aesthetics reflecting a broader revival in textile fashion.
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Tisa
Brenda Cuise
Old Time Kitchen Notes Cherished Recipes and Dainties
A fragmented domestic editor notes a treasury of recipes and culinary tips. It lists cherry preserves and compotes, custards and pies, chicken dishes, soups, peas, and sherbets with improvised methods, plus hints on lemonade and banana soup. The text blends instructions with stray moral lines and nostalgic kitchen lore.
Fragmented Bits From 1920s Papers On Politics And Light Humor
A collage of quirky quotes and anecdotes from early 20th century press and magazines. Notes on Bolshevik excess, a restaurant parable, a child’s ice cream incident, and social mores mix with snippets on air disarmament and technology trends.
Pertinent Question for Princess Bibescu at Reception
An odd exchange at a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Apropos concerns fashion and morality. The Princess Bibescu offered a remark on how affection for clothing contrasts with modesty, sparking reflections on propriety and social taste.
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Bibescu
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