Gould, Grace Margaret. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 102
g fromit two large black satin sash ends. The rosetteused in this way might serve as the one neces-sary distinctive note to the costume. Then thissame rosette might be made in miniature andbe used to take the place of buttons on somesoft frock light in colour. Again, the rosette,this time larger,… … This is Ihe (fir! you rememhei DRESS ACCESSORIES 81 enriched by a band of black velvet. It may beplain; it may be caught with diamond buckles;but just so long as it is black, it is becoming. The black lace scarf has a magic touch ofbecomingness lurking in its folds, especiallywhen worn with a white…
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