Odd Fashion Sketches
of the tailored suit would like the spectator sports one which has neither collar nor revers, two high-set pockets, and the jacket “zips” from neckline to hipline. For the debutcinte, a delightful tea gown, of moire lacquered with flowers, is made with a rather high square neckline, little puff sleeves, a full skirt, and four small bows set one beneath the other on the corsage from neckline to waistline.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 140, 10 March 1938, Page 5
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