"The graceful model, illustrated on a woman of full figure, will convince the most skeptical that women of avoirdupois need not shun drapery."
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Stout Women May Wear Draped Skirts
Monday, September 3, 2012
From McCall's Magazine, July 1913.
"The graceful model, illustrated on a woman of full figure, will convince the most skeptical that women of avoirdupois need not shun drapery."
"The graceful model, illustrated on a woman of full figure, will convince the most skeptical that women of avoirdupois need not shun drapery."
Stout Women May Wear Draped Skirts - 1913 McCall's Magazine
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Stout Women May Wear Draped Skirts. Well, I'm sure we're all glad to hear that.
But once again please do take a moment and look at the details. That buttoned tab on the front of skirt, the narrow pleats down from the waist and the bit of a train on our seated lady, that amazing little back drape on our third lady and the contrast collar, cuffs and hem on the 'Tunic Shirt'. How grand. And all on Stout Women!
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