Pekine Collection
In the early 1900s, fashion took a delightful turn with the introduction fabric
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In the early 1900s, fashion took a delightful turn with the introduction fabric. This versatile material added a touch of elegance and sophistication to women's wardrobes, as seen in these captivating snapshots from the past. A woman in a short-sleeved top and white skirt exudes grace and charm, her pekine ensemble accentuating her timeless beauty. Another lady dons a waistcoat made of luxurious pekine velvet over a printed dress, showcasing the perfect blend of comfort and style. The allure continues with an enchanting straw hat adorning a dress crafted from printed taffeta. The vibrant colors and delicate patterns create an eye-catching ensemble that is both fashionable and feminine. A striped silk apron adds flair to another taffeta dress worn by an elegant lady who effortlessly stands out among the crowd. French milliner Arlette Carus showcases her talent through seven exquisite hats that are true works of art. Each design reflects creativity, innovation, and impeccable craftsmanship - truly capturing the essence of French haute couture. At the racetrack, one cannot help but notice a woman confidently striding in her striped pekine dress. The fabric drapes gracefully around her figure while adding movement to every step she takes. Gaberdine dresses adorned with hand-embroidered frills bring forth an air of sophistication for those seeking refined elegance. These intricate details elevate any outfit into something extraordinary - making heads turn wherever they go. A young girl radiates innocence in her blue floral crepe du chine dress; its soft hues mirroring her youthful spirit perfectly, and is undeniable how this charming attire captures both youthfulness and grace simultaneously. Once again, we witness the stunning combination velvet waistcoats layered over printed sheath dresses - this time dating back to 1912 (stencil). This vintage look proves that fashion has always been cyclical; what was once in vogue can effortlessly make a comeback.