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The secrets of distinctive dress : harmonious, becoming, and beautiful dress, its value and how to achieve it (1918)

Picken, Mary Brooks, 1886-, Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences · Scranton, Pa. : [International Textbook Press] · leaf 216

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gure appear larger; whereas, materialsof soft finish or dull colors will make the fig-ure appear smaller and attract less attention. In selecting material for skirts, stout wo-men should usually choose plain fabric with anarrow or an invisible stripe and of a texturethat is as soft and pliable as… … Famous Player CHAPTER VII IMPORTANCE OF SUITABLE FABRICS RELATION OF COLOR, LINE, AND FABRIC—SUCCESSFULCOMBINING OF FABRICS—SUITABILITY OF FABRIC DESIGNS FOR INDIVIDUALS GUARDING AGAINST CONTRADICTORY LINES SUITABILITY OF FABRICS. Having told you about color and line, Imust next direct your…

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