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The psychology of dress (1920)

Parsons, Frank Alvah, 1868-1930 · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 447

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THE QUEEN OF NAPLES NO DOUBT DICTATED THE FASHIONS FORHER COURT BOTH IN SETTING AND IN COSTUME. ATTENTION ISDIRECTED TO THE QUAINT CHARM OF THE CHILDREN AND THE KINDOF SHOES WORN BY THE QUEEN. … THE INDIVIDUALITY OF THE PRINCESS PAULINE AND THE REMARK-ABLY EXPRESSED HARMONY BETWEEN HER TYPE AND THE QUALITYOF HER TOILET IS WELL SHOWN. NINETEENTH CENTURY STYLES The toilette of the Empress was admirable in itsgood taste and freshness; she wore a gown of Indiamuslin, one of those muslins that…

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