New Uniforms for Femininity Signal Wartime Fashion Shifts
Wartime dress coverage highlights comfort and practicality over flounces. Footwear moves toward sport oxfords and slender heels while gloves drop in summer wear. The conservation apron gains fame for home cooking and pantry control, paired with practical outerwear. The piece also notes corrections about misattributed gowns from Paris to Miss Ann Ripley of Chicago and New York.
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Welvien Dreasen
Ike
Willie
Warims
Tennan Anth
Elze
Alee
Tadar
Iasnton
Madan Morar
Paris
Mies Ann Ripley
Chica
New York
Carls
America
Ribbons And Lace Frames Paris Style Brassieres For Christmas Gifts
The piece describes how ribbons of various widths and colors dominate French lingerie designs this season. It highlights brassieres and camisoles adorned with satin, velvet, and chiffon ribbons, cap and camisole sets, lace and bow accents, and decorative ribbon embroidery. Elegant ensembles feature pink, blue, and black ribbons with delicate lace, pleats, and chiffon, with multiple models from Paris shops cited as exemplars.
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SERRE
Chantilly
Risbois
Ziva
Wallace
Ahather
Burke
Brassice
Sidanle
Christmas gifts for service members overseas in camp tins
A wartime note outlines Christmas box contents for soldiers overseas. It calls for candy, sugar, biscuits, hot drinks, Christmas fruit cake, and cigarettes, with home baked items avoided. Prefers small festive items like holly red decorations and a compact package to fit in a service kit.
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Veushas
Red Cross
Europe
Conten Mantis
Uhla
Coniny
Chrisinian
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Floover
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Phe Yoeworn
Ana
Motor Corps
Batby Ras
Hour
the Red Cross
eMelenry
Sein Rustune
Cape
Ville
Ta & Train
Wien
Kalytase Benn
Anil
Anbulance
OCEC
EL OL ES
Ana Weinh
Rome
Sonny Ante Waite
Mibbon
Braxster