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August 21, 1945
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
New York fashion description of decorative belts and matching gloves designed by Madame Lucienne Harang, made from satin and velvet with sequins, bows, and other accents for renewing interest in background dresses.
Merged-components note: Merged two adjacent columns forming a complete fashion article in the women's interest section.
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NEW YORK - Put a twinkling belt around your waist, add as its amorous twin a pair of gloves, and watch these two go to work as scene-shifters. They'll renew your own as well as audience interest in an old background dress.
Answering to the name of belts or gala girdles of decorative satin, velvet, taffeta and plush rayon jersey. As in the Aurora Borealis by vari-colored sequins, some have bustled bows or arms pins attached, others are waistline-nipping corsnettes. Gloves are undisguised shorties which reflect the glory of the girdle.
Two items launched by a talented French-American designer Madame Lucienne Harang, whose flair with fabric and needlework has been compared to the fine brush strokes of a miniature artist, are shown here.
Black satin makes the corsalette, right, accented in front with vari-colored sequins and laced in the back through hand-run eyelets, touched up by sparklers. A sequin-band simulates a bracelet on the matching black satin gloves.
Black satin also makes the sequin-sprinkled belt-swung alms purse, left, which is as useful as it is decorative for carrying all your well-known what-nots. Here again gloves match belt in fabric and trim.
Answering to the name of belts or gala girdles of decorative satin, velvet, taffeta and plush rayon jersey. As in the Aurora Borealis by vari-colored sequins, some have bustled bows or arms pins attached, others are waistline-nipping corsnettes. Gloves are undisguised shorties which reflect the glory of the girdle.
Two items launched by a talented French-American designer Madame Lucienne Harang, whose flair with fabric and needlework has been compared to the fine brush strokes of a miniature artist, are shown here.
Black satin makes the corsalette, right, accented in front with vari-colored sequins and laced in the back through hand-run eyelets, touched up by sparklers. A sequin-band simulates a bracelet on the matching black satin gloves.
Black satin also makes the sequin-sprinkled belt-swung alms purse, left, which is as useful as it is decorative for carrying all your well-known what-nots. Here again gloves match belt in fabric and trim.
What sub-type of article is it?
Fashion Description
Product Showcase
What keywords are associated?
Belts
Gloves
Sequins
Satin
Fashion Design
Accessories
Corsalette
Alms Purse
What entities or persons were involved?
Madame Lucienne Harang
Where did it happen?
New York
Story Details
Key Persons
Madame Lucienne Harang
Location
New York
Story Details
Descriptive article on belts and gloves as accessories that enhance dresses, designed by Madame Lucienne Harang, featuring materials like black satin, sequins, and matching elements.