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Irish lace, English embroidery, Chantilly mixed with Cluny are worn in abundance and in a profusion which sends us to hunt through the forgotten heirlooms lest there be a dozen odd bits of as many sorts with which we can make at least a bodice!’ (source) Accessories lace mitts are worn with ‘elbow sleeve dresses’ (source) white kid accessories (source): white kid gauntlets ‘lined with coloured kid, undoubtedly chic, new, and, alas, most expensive’, ‘White kid shoes worn with stockings to match the colour of the dress […] and the most elegant of all foot gear at present is undoubtedly the gray Suede shoe which is worn with stockings in a shade of gray to match’ (source) long pearl necklaces worn with evening gowns twin pins for the ‘front and back of the stock’ (source) Hat hats no longer flat but turn up on one side with flat crowns less black hats hats are decorated with ombre plumes, fruit gardens, and white lace like a wedding veil which is ‘mal porte except for those who do not leave their carriages in an afternoon promenade’ (source), hats with picturesque ‘pendant drapery over the hair at the back, […] made either in chiffon, or in lace, or in ribbon’ (source) Related: Edwardian Easter Hats Hairstyle smoother pompadour hairstyle with bigger, less high bun 1903 fluffy, frilly, feminine dresses: lace, ruffles, sheer cotton materials S-silhouette bishop sleeves : wide around the wrist, but close at the shoulder wide ‘frou-frou’ skirts Bodice ‘Gibson’ shaped bodice with pouching front drooping over the belt: ‘waist as big and easy as it can be made without having a baggy effect’ (source) the French curve instead of the extreme dip: ‘the hips are slender, the bust raised a trifle more than it has been, and the belt […] has decidedly lost the extreme dip effect in front (source) soft materials (source): sheer cotton materials, such as dotted Swiss, for summer, and soft wool fabric for winter ‘romantic and elegant’ style (source) vertical tucked bodices full, soft flowing and wide bishop sleeves but still tight at the shoulder drooping collars
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