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This cultural bonfire of a spiritual event lasted until just after the turn of the century. Many of our present religious groups trace their roots to those times. The modern women's movement, temperance and the labor movements also began then. 's, emerged from those turbulent times to conquer the Great Depression and to fight the greatest war, WWII. These civic events are still fresh in our conscience since many of the participants are still with us. One movie in particular is making quite a stylish splash. (Ralph Lauren's spring collection, shown in New York late last month, drew inspiration from Africa. Roth learned that, on safari, the men occasionally dressed in suits and the women in furs. Soft desert hues turn up on both genders in the form of sensual skins (short zip-up jackets), weather-beaten khaki shorts and trousers, and heavy lace-up boots. Yards of muslin used by Bedouins to protect their heads were adopted by the Europeans as a defense against the sun.

One movie in particular is making quite a stylish splash. (Ralph Lauren's spring collection, shown in New York late last month, drew inspiration from Africa. Roth learned that, on safari, the men occasionally dressed in suits and the women in furs. Soft desert hues turn up on both genders in the form of sensual skins (short zip-up jackets), weather-beaten khaki shorts and trousers, and heavy lace-up boots. Yards of muslin used by Bedouins to protect their heads were adopted by the Europeans as a defense against the sun.

One movie in particular is making quite a stylish splash. (Ralph Lauren's spring collection, shown in New York late last month, drew inspiration from Africa. Roth learned that, on safari, the men occasionally dressed in suits and the women in furs. Soft desert hues turn up on both genders in the form of sensual skins (short zip-up jackets), weather-beaten khaki shorts and trousers, and heavy lace-up boots. Yards of muslin used by Bedouins to protect their heads were adopted by the Europeans as a defense against the sun.
A site I really like: http://www.stg.brown.edu/projects/WWII_Women/tocCS.html

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