Quilted Collection (#3)
"From Ladies' Boots to Protective Coats: The Timeless Charm Fashion" Step back in time to 1926
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"From Ladies' Boots to Protective Coats: The Timeless Charm Fashion" Step back in time to 1926, where a variety of ladies' boots adorned with intricate quilted patterns were all the rage. These stylish and cozy footwear options added a touch of elegance to any outfit. Onboard the majestic MV Britannic, in its luxurious staterooms, guests could find themselves surrounded by the comfort and beauty furnishings. The intricate stitching on these pieces showcased craftsmanship at its finest. In 1907, even lady motorists knew how to stay fashionable while braving bad weather. A Dunhill-designed full-length protective motor-coat made from quilted fabric became their go-to choice for both style and functionality. Fast forward to the late 1960s when male skiers hit the slopes donning trendy quilted jackets. Not only did these garments keep them warm during chilly adventures, but they also exuded an air of sophistication that was hard to ignore. Venturing beyond fashion, quilting played a vital role in various cultures throughout history. Witness a Kazakh man skillfully cutting hay with a scythe—a scene set against the backdrop of traditional quilt-making techniques passed down through generations. Traveling into bedrooms from the 1930s and '40s, one can imagine cozy nights spent under beautifully crafted quilts that added warmth and charm to these intimate spaces. London Life magazine captured mother-child fashion trends in 1966—quilted coats protecting little ones from winter's chill while still keeping them effortlessly stylish alongside their mothers. Artistic expression took center stage as well with Sylvia DeZon's stuffed quilt creation dating back to c. 1939—an exquisite masterpiece showcasing her talent for combining textiles into stunning works of art. Meanwhile, farm women near West Carlton, Oregon worked diligently together on quilts as part of their "Helping Hand" club activities during this challenging time in 1939.