... White Laces Clung

For afternoon or informal evening wear, the 1922 summer Parisian houses were showing many frocks of organdie, of lace, and of lace combined with chiffon and kindred materials.  All skirts were long, from four to six inches from the ground, and sleeves were conspicuous by their absence.  In America, however, women were wearing their "best" frocks about eight inches from the ground, and a sleeve was still considered necessary for daytime.  [CLICK for more info]