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Historical Clippings Book - Fashion (HC-17) (451 pages)

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Gowns of Apricot Taffeta, and White With Pink Trim Trace Trends . . WHEN FASHIONABLE LADIES first came to Sacramento, low, square neckline, is white with pink trim and a shawl of \ among their treasured wardrobe possessions might have been green satin and lace. Her feathered bonnet is pink. The miss . dresses styled like these, which echo the Louis Philippe inin the third dress carries a novel parasol with folding handle, fluence. The frock at the left, of apricot taffeta, is worn with a and the bouffant party frock at the right has flowers on the’ flower-decked bonnet of sky blue. The second gown, with a very upper tier of the skirt. _ Use Of Rouge . — ’ . Was Said To . Low Cut aus Be Bad Taste : Women who used lipstick and rouge in the ’50s were charged with violating the laws of nature by a writer of the time, who added: It is bad taste. The application of paint to the skin produces an effect so different from the bloom of youth that 1 ms only deceive an unpracced eye. \Deeeption dt~tiris King doe. t answer the end which it na in view; it deceives 1\obody y the unfortunate perpetrato’ , the would be deceit. if [pi ate 9 EE — os ETS a a Maniles Show Dress, ra. & 47/ / —s . / MANTLES WERE cut out so low as to show the front of the hy dress and were made of silk, trimmed with double rows of deep ; lace, in 1849, Children were dressed in blouses of plaid taffeta, . _as shown here, trimmed with broad veivet top and bottom, cut "square at neck and With full sleeves, Hair was cut a la Edouard,.