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Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly (1882)

Strawbridge & Clothier · [Philadelphia : The Company] · leaf 217

An illustration from Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly, 1882, leaf 217
h scarcely one that accords with fineart ideas, is that of gathered sleeves, madeso by setting stiff muslin pufts under thetop of the sleeve lining to make the sleevefuller and higher. This padding with theleg-o-mutton sleeve is merely a revival.Sleeves are sprouUng. The simple strapwith evening… … Fig. i6.lower on the shoulder than usual; then thelace sleeve is sufficient without another be-neath of the bodice material. The young sleeves are scarcely morethan palpable, but they are there. In con-nection with them are worn low, short, pli-able corsets that give a drooping bust.There are also…

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