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Story December 3, 1932

The Gazette

Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Corduroy-inspired corded weaving trends in winter fashions across materials like wool, silk, and velvet, used in sports wear, evening dresses, and sturdy coats; originated in Paris last season, appreciated by dressmakers for design versatility.

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CORDED WEAVING
LEADS IN FAVOR

There is a distinct corduroy influence in the winter's fashions. Wool, silk, velvet and mixtures all show a tendency to corded weaving.

It is not confined only to clothes for sports wear, as formerly, but appears in clothes of all varieties. Many of the newest evening dresses are of a corded velvet which approaches corduroy in weave, but is sheer in texture.

Corded woolens, launched in Paris last season, are already established as classic materials. They are favorites for the sturdy type of coat or suit which is destined for wear in difficult weather.

Dressmakers like the possibilities they offer in design, for a slight change in the direction of the cords, by means of adroit cutting, can work a whole design into a costume without the addition of any ornament.

What sub-type of article is it?

Fashion Trend

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Corded Weaving Corduroy Influence Winter Fashions Evening Dresses Paris Woolens

Where did it happen?

Paris

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Location

Paris

Event Date

Last Season

Story Details

Corded weaving influences winter fashions in wool, silk, velvet, and mixtures, extending beyond sports wear to all varieties including evening dresses of sheer corded velvet. Corded woolens from Paris are established classics for sturdy coats and suits. Dressmakers use cord direction changes for designs without ornaments.

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