The Costume Gallery Presents:
A Year in Fashion: 1921
Ladies' Dresses
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Lady 3: Original Pattern #3238
This tailored street frock is an indispensable item in the Autumn wardrobe. The new long-bodied fashions are particularly smart because, though they are simple, they give an interesting turn to a familiar style. The new model has the unbroken panel line in the front and back in the long body, with a group of plaits below, at either side. The dress slips on over the head and it can have a blouse body lining. Use twills, tricotine, serge, homespun, satin, taffeta, crepe meteor or crepe de Chine. Tricotine can be combined with satin.
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© A Year in Fashion 2000-2003. Disclaimer: This article is being presented as an educational resource of women fashions during this time era. The Costume Gallery, or its owner, Penny E. Dunlap Ladnier, does NOT sell or make sewing patterns. This publication's text is in its original format. Spelling or grammar may not appear to be correct, but were standard for the original publication date. | |||||||||||