Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)
Toronto : · leaf 129
awing powers chiefly from the pattern,stripe, or contrasting color or design atthe flowing ends, are weakening. In theirplace are all-over effects; whether inflowered patterns, or conventional de-signs, or a succession of stripes, Romanor club, it matters little which. But inthe great majority of… … Tango tie, showing printed figurebelow knot and at end, surroundedby a whirl. Courtesy of Brass. proach the oppobrium of being loud.There is a certain softness about thenew shades and an artistic arrangementof the patterns that transform them intothings of beauty. There is a lack ofcrudeness in…
Clothing and dress
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