The Costume Gallery Presents:
A Year in Fashion: 1921
Ladies' Dresses
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Lady 4: Original Pattern #3246
The center-front closing that reaches from collar to hem adds a note of distinction to the one-piece tailored dress. This front closing is very new and suggests many possibilities for simple button trimmings of various kinds. The fashionable high collar would be very smart with this type of dress and a blouse body lining can be used. Twills, tricotine, homespun, serge, checks, plaids, stripes, wool jersey, satin, charmeuse, taffeta, and velvet are the materials to use.
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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. | |||||||||||