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Lace spat for women 1913

A fleeting fashion of 1913, spats for ladies and in this case, one made from lace. Date: 1913

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A Fleeting Fashion of 1913: Lace Spats for Ladies The year was 1913, and the fashion world was abuzz with the latest trends and crazes. Among these ephemeral fads was the wearing of spats by women, a trend that had emerged just a few years prior but had reached new heights of popularity. Spats, those snug-fitting covers for the lower legs, were a common sight on the streets and in social circles, and this elegant example, made from delicate lace, is a testament to their allure. The Edwardian era, which spanned the late 1890s to the early 1910s, was a time of opulence and extravagance in fashion. Women's clothing was characterized by its intricacy and ornateness, with layers of petticoats, corsets, and lace adorning their outfits. Spats, with their ability to add an extra layer of refinement to an ensemble, fit perfectly into this aesthetic. This lace spat, with its intricate patterns and delicate material, is a beautiful example of the trend. The lace, which would have been painstakingly hand-crafted, adds an air of elegance and femininity to the otherwise practical footwear. The spat itself is designed to cover the lower leg, extending just below the knee, and is secured with a ribbon or elastic band. The popularity of spats, however, was a fleeting one. With the onset of World War I, practicality became the order of the day, and the ornate and impractical spats were soon replaced by more functional footwear. Today, this fashionable relic serves as a reminder of a bygone era, when fashion was an extravagant and intricate affair.

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