The Blouse Revival In Paris Fashions Of 1900s Era
Readers learn of blouse styles from an early Paris fashion discourse. The piece traces the blouse’s return, detailing design lines from empire to waist lengths, fabrics like sheer voile and georgette, and decorations such as embroidery and lace. It contrasts English and French approaches, notes sleeve and front treatments, and highlights the blouse as a versatile, era-defining garment.
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Poe
Fao
Araisa
Koren
Java
Lina Sah
Belga
Santo
Bloutes
Aielish Wowan
Doceylouireil
Shane
Bhie Yan
Anyon
Geo Reid
Rompers and dresses for playful youngsters in pinks and ginghams
A detailed guide for summer romper costumes and play outfits for toddlers and young girls. It describes pink chambray smock dresses with bonnets, matching aprons, and careful fabric choices, plus practical notes on footwear and washable finishes. The piece emphasizes keeping outfits both dressy and ready for play, with emphasis on rompers that convert between morning attire and afternoon wear.
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Ds Elites
Tower 1
Evers
Hattie
Encefal
Eney
Olvinr Slater
Striped Cretonne Trends in Parlor Decor
A fragmentary description of striped cretonne fabrics used in 19th or early 20th century parlor styling. It mentions bold flowered patterns, deep blue and orange color accents, mahogany furniture, and chair covers with tan striped silk, noting a fashionable yet simple home elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avo Fuvinilta
Fay
Between Friends and War Savings Stamps For Modern Brides
An early 20th century notice urges thrift for brides via War Savings Stamps and a “trousseau fund.” It promotes saved nickels and dimes, investing money with interest rather than spendthrift buying. The piece links frugality to preparedness and wartime savings. It highlights stamps costing a quarter to six years of payments, exchanged for future security.
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Hiner
Ace Irons
Trousseau Fund
Ferest
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Paris
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Batiste
de Dlay Niddie
Roiffard
Zarment
Kunona Sweeca
Rani
Cheriname
Tito
Teresa
Tvrs
Fred Ol Relalie Seeesmeker
Enyar
Ira
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