American Decades
Clothing the American Woman
"Effective Street Gowns"; "Women's Gowns"
Illustrations
By: Butterick Publishing Company
Date: 1900; 1906
Source: The Delineator, May 1900, 591; April 1906, 623.
About the Organization: Butterick Publishing Company grew out of Ebeneezer Butterick's success in creating paper dress patterns that women could order by mail as well as buy in some mercantile stores. Inspired by his wife's difficulty in creating patterns in a variety of sizes, he undertook the task of making a pattern in multiple sizes, eventually extending the concept to include men's and children's clothing. The company published The Delineator between the years 1873–1937.
"Singer Bros. Winter Catalogue 1905–1906"
Catalog
By: Singer Brothers Company
Date: 1905
Source: Singer Brothers Company. "Singer Bros. Winter Catalogue...
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1900's Fashion Primary Sources
- Louis Sullivan, Architect
- "Up-to-Date Bathing Requisites"
- Works of Frank Lloyd Wright
- Tiffany Glass
- Clothing the American Woman
- Middle-class Housework
- Art Pottery in the New Century
- The Gibson Girl
- Photographs of Poor Miners
- "Twenty-sixth Anniversary of the Standard Underwear of the World"
- "Houses Unique in Interest"
- Changes in Textiles and Advertising
- "San Francisco Graft Trial, 1907–1908"
- Sears Modern Homes Catalogues
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
