Black gowns rule Paris fashion while London favors white
In a Paris versus London fashion note, black gowns lead Grand Prix preparations and race meetings in Paris with glossy charmeuse and chiffon, while London embraces white gowns for Ascot. The piece highlights daring necklines, corsages, ostrich feather hats, and pearl accessories as English taste mirrors Parisian chic yet diverges in color emphasis. It cites specific gowns, designers, and social settings across Seville, Deauville, and Carlton Hotel events, noting shifts in material blends and silhouettes.
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Carlton Hotel
Countess of Chesterfield
Change in the Feminine Silhouette Foretold by Vogue
The article notes a shifting feminine silhouette toward full skirts and flounces with tight corsages and high waistlines. It discusses two hat styles, large brimmed picture hats and high crowned models, plus millinery accents like ostrich feathers. It also mentions two Parisian trends: bare feet sandals by actresses and the enduring appeal of feathered bag trimmings and shaded feathers in hats.
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Jeanne Provost
Grapefruit Ideas and Painted Tinware Scenes
A long article surveys grapefruit use from simple seedless servings to jelly desserts and compotes, noting flavors and serving styles for households. It also describes a New England art shop studio painting tin and wooden ware in bright designs for summer homes, including desk sets, trays, boxes, and garden accessories.
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Zirle
Long Island
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