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ark:/16417/th7r44f66c6dpFashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Miss Connie Foster, personal representative of Mrs. Maxwell, modeling an ensemble combining Harris tweed, wool, velvet, and rickrack. The wool is hand-loomed into a soft, light cloth for summer, and the coat is duster modified to hang like a Chinese kimono. The dress was a camisole sheath with a band of black velvet and braid around the bodice top.Image
Item 1.08-267.01
Fashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Miss Connie Foster, personal representative of Mrs. Maxwell, modeling an ensemble combining Harris tweed, wool, velvet, and rickrack. The wool is hand-loomed into a soft, light cloth for summer, and the coat is duster modified to hang like a Chinese kimono. The dress was a camisole sheath with a band of black velvet and braid around the bodice top.
ark:/16417/th710327z19w2Fashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Mrs. Howard Sellers Jr. in a spring suit of soft tweed in light brown and bluish gray trimmed in black and white braid and rickrack with wide lapels developing into a round middy collar in back. Image
Item 1.08-267.03
Fashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Mrs. Howard Sellers Jr. in a spring suit of soft tweed in light brown and bluish gray trimmed in black and white braid and rickrack with wide lapels developing into a round middy collar in back.
ark:/16417/th7145dvb9xxnFashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Mrs. Richard Arnspiger in a dress-and-coat combination. The coat is a straight and collarless duster of gold Harris tweed and lined with polished cotton matching the dress. The dress has spring's new surplice bodice and a very full skirt featuring unpressed pleats.Image
Item 1.08-267.02
Fashion Page: Local women view styles by designer Vera Maxwell. Pictured here is Mrs. Richard Arnspiger in a dress-and-coat combination. The coat is a straight and collarless duster of gold Harris tweed and lined with polished cotton matching the dress. The dress has spring's new surplice bodice and a very full skirt featuring unpressed pleats.