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Story June 3, 1927

The Weekly Gazette

East Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut

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Fashion article on the increasing popularity of sashes in various dress styles, including sheer net and embroidered varieties, with options for belts of different widths.

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Sashes of Sheer Net Now Much in Evidence

As the season advances the popularity of the sash will increase. We see them on sports frocks, tailored dresses and dance frocks. Even the obi sash has come back, and is strongly stressed by a prominent French couturier as a front decoration for afternoon and evening dresses. Sashes of sheer net are much in evidence, and the embroidered net sashes are decidedly effective on white evening gowns.

Many novel arrangements of the sash are introduced by the various dressmakers and huge buckles are often used to catch the folds together. So the sash is very much a matter of individual taste. And if you prefer a belt you may wear a narrow or wide one. All widths are fashionable and you may wear two or three of the narrow width.

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Fashion Trend Style Advice

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

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Sashes Net Sashes Fashion Trends Dresses Belts Obi Sash

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As the season advances, sashes gain popularity on sports frocks, tailored dresses, dance frocks, and as obi sashes for afternoon and evening dresses. Sheer net sashes and embroidered net sashes are prominent, especially on white evening gowns. Novel arrangements with huge buckles are used, allowing individual taste. Narrow or wide belts are also fashionable, including multiple narrow ones.

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