Mary E Humes Collection
Mary E Humes was a talented creator and figurehead in the world of fashion during the late 1930s and early 1940s
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Mary E Humes was a talented creator and figurehead in the world of fashion during the late 1930s and early 1940s. Her exquisite designs showcased her immense creativity and attention to detail. One of her notable creations, "Martha, " served as a captivating figurehead in the fashion industry around 1938. This piece exemplified Humes' ability to capture elegance and grace through intricate craftsmanship. In another masterpiece titled "Eagle, " created circa 1939, Humes displayed her versatility by designing a stunning stern piece that exuded strength and majesty. The attention given to every feather demonstrated her dedication to perfection. Humes also ventured into footwear design with her collection of men's slippers from 1935-1942. These slippers were not only fashionable but also comfortable, showcasing Humes' commitment to both style and practicality. Her talent extended beyond clothing as she crafted beautiful costumes around 1941. Each costume reflected an individual character or theme, highlighting Humes' ability to bring imagination to life through fabric and design. The stern board created by Mary E Humes circa 1940 was another testament to her artistic prowess. This intricately designed piece added a touch of sophistication and elegance wherever it was displayed. Even children benefited from Hume's creative genius, as seen in pieces such as the child's coat from 1937 or infants shirt from the same year. These garments were not just functional but also stylish, proving that even young ones could enjoy high-quality fashion thanks to Mary E Humes. Hume's eye for detail is further evident in pieces like the opera cloak from around 1938 or the wedding dress she designed in 1939. Both garments radiated glamour while still maintaining an air of timelessness that would ensure their appeal for years to come. Not limited solely to human attire, Mary E Hume's doll costume from circa 1937 showcased her ability to create miniature fashion masterpieces.