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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
11
EasterWraps Fashion offers two distinct wrap types. Swagger loose-top coats suit sports and utility wear with materials like polos cloths coverts fulwool jerseys and velours. Fancy wraps in three quarters or full length use chamois tynes armidas marvellas and veldynes for dressier occasions.
The article praises a spring display of women’s suits featuring Eton, bolero, ripple, and short box coats for misses and smaller figures. Semi tailored garments with fine braid, silk stitching, and tucks elevate simple designs. A navy poiret twill Eton suit uses a bloused back, a low satin sash, and navy and green hand embroidery.
The fashion revue will exhibit hats with refined prettiness and simple elegance suited to individual charm. Models in the millinery section display a comprehensive collection, with moder ate prices highlighted for consumer appeal.
Plaids and tartans dominate the new season with bright checks and over plaids. Skirts range from plain to plaited with box and accordion plaitings plus vivid velours and novelty fabrics. Silk sweaters pair for sport wear as tailored models showcase unique pockets and belts.
Easter dresses for girls from two to fourteen in net organza and georgette. Pretty outfits in blue pink ecru white with ribbons sashes and rosebuds. Complete stock on the 2nd floor offering youthful styles to match grown up sisters.
Fashion rules favor fitted bodices and waist waistline fullness with skirts that fall softly. Necklines rise from previous excesses and a gentle shoulder roll adds beauty. Many dinner dresses shown use soft materials with lace and embroidery for dainty touches, and colored laces replace black from last season.
The blouse to crown the costume is described as dainty and elegant with a wide range of new colors such as rust, poppy, Neptune, honey dew, apple green, and silver gray. Embroidery in silk, wool, or beads enhances the look, with revived laces like filet and Venetian. tailored blouses pair with smart tailleurs.
New corsets arrive daily in batiste plain pink white coutil brocaded or striped patterns. Models are shown to suit individual figures and complement new frocks or suits for spring.
Unusually charming are these New Grey Silk Hosiery. Demand for dress and evening wear makes them popular this spring. Full fashioned and reinforced with rise top, good weight and evenly woven. Shapely, good looking hose. Ask to see them in the hosiery department.
Gloves gain rare prominence with above the elbow and three quarter sleeves. Imported French suede and modia gloves in browns, grays, and sand blend or contrast with the new gowns. Long gloves, including French kidskin and silk Kayser options, suit the season under coats and Eton sleeves.
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