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if You Choose To Go Coatless in Sr
cially designed by the fertile-
mindod dreeamakere here
and in France. to be worn with-
out wrap of any sort. They suit
tho requirement: of the woman
“ho protons to have a. street c05-
tunic of one thickness. and who
thus prefers the one-piece street
frock to the conventional suit or
lu tlm Nl-t‘illlt’tl ensemble consist.-
tug of frock with matching wrap.
it you can afford to hnvo a well-
tiliod wardrobe than thcrc should
ho at lonst ODL‘ of these all-round
strvct frocks on your list. cu-rv
spring. men though you also liar-‘2
ii tuilorotl suit and L‘nfii‘lnlllt’.
Thm-t- in u trituncas. compactness
and comfort about such a (‘nHlllnlt'
that nothing clsv- puss-uses.
THERE ore street frocks espe-
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"lack Taffeta Establlehcd
Thu- bluck taffeta street frock ie
an cstablishwi film of fashion this
~zprint'r. and an extremely wiec
winctton this is for the woman
who mints something that retains
iis't‘l‘tsp. trim appearance after
many wearings. For indeed there
nmcr was in fabric that. kcops its
)‘tlllllllul frcsltucss as tttifeta (loos,
"in the mind of tho French drow-
makcr black 01 course is the color
in chooso for the tuftetn street
frock. t‘ombine this with white
or buff color and you have the
contrast n-‘edod for smartncss.
For general nil-round usefulness
choose a black taffetn frock. or
straight line with fairly short
skirt madc “ramble by the intro-
duction of a group of flat pleats in
the front. Deep lingerie collars
and cuffs on the \‘an l)_vltc orcicr
finish the round neck and long
sleeve and a \‘eoteo of.the Mme
extends down the front.
Knob-loam
Kaeha of couree needa no boo-t-
in!!- it in one of the umuteet
selections for the spring frock.
though not so cool e taffeta or
crepe dc chino. Net 1] key-ho ie
the color you should choose if you
can Wear it. for it. is undoubtedly_
smart at. ill" present. time. Cont
frocks are not so numerous this
season when the Ito-called en-
semble holds the front of the
-stngr..but they ‘have not been
nogloctod by the good dress-
mukors. Here- is a coat. frock of
natural kushu. very tailored look-
ing. though not really mannieh.
lirnsd buttons are placed down the
front on on a top coat. only of
course there is no frock beneath
it. There is the new upstanding
collar that fastens to the heck of
the regulation notched collar.
leaving a little bare space at the
front of the neck. and eight pock-
ets. throo at each side—arranged
one on top of another-4nd mm
on Nlt‘h sleeve. A_cream loco:
handkerchicf is thrust in the left-
hand sleeve pocket purely for
ornamental purposes. The up—
standing collar. like the piping:
on the pockets. in of gold kid.
There are other examplel of
tha upstnfidimr collar on street
frocks this spring.\for the French
tiresemakera sct‘m to have their
hearts set upon a revival of high
collars. We American women
have» managed to sidestep this
tendency for several seasons. so
thvrc is no very good reason why
wc should not continue to do so.
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In t!" can is a m italic coat
fmrfi. rut). "or old" “if to show
iluv’H vl' I-Irr-‘I’r and white polka dot
.stlk, “Inch aiso fact: the panels.
the ale-ere: and the recon. The fig-
ure in the background of {eff wears
a nut-colored rep {rock with platted
male, collar, Mo and Jabot. In
foreground. of kit, in navy blue
crepe do chine frock with yellow
grorpcffo yoke Jaunted of back.
Turn to a yellow crystal ball acorn
on a cord. and the blue urn": hat is
trimmed with yellow 'rouo. Nari, a
natural kuha. with eight pockeu,
thrceaneochoideosdmoncach
ah'fl'c. Collar and can; arc piped
with gala kid and am. a a gold
taau'l in the hat. Behind this figure:
it a {rock of black court. with ecru
lace collar and cl!!! The. own a;
on interaction than cont. which to
neither cool nor frock, but looke like
coeffronbockoodyaaifroniu
really half a. frock. Nest, of r:-
Ircmc right. tunic frock of brown 7!“)
mbroidtred in pink, with long pink
velvet ribbon ends falling from
collar.
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Still. if you like. then in 1 new
round. high collu- diet in part of
one of the new yokee—eomehow
regainlietznlt cube frocks that.
ac 00 r I ,u to some
thirty your. ego. _ If “5;: mon-
aged to'keep oilont o‘fuhlon of
thet sort. then. despite its general
unbecomingneu. there is no very
good reuon_why it could not do
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Join nmong other. has been
amig- dark frock. with light
yoked. On thip'order is a navy
blue utroet frock mode. with a
slightly circular eklrt. long. tight-
fitting aleevee end a yellow
georgette crepe do chine yoke foo-
toning et the beck. To maintain
the spirit of perfect harmony be-
tween the accessories of dress that“
ll-domudd at the present time,
the-rte in e‘amell poke hat. to go
with Lillie. trimmed with yellow
.zroeee
{the collar Question in one that
must be considered carefully in ~
connection ,wfth the apring street
frock to be worn without a mp.
Hoe: women cling to the feeling
that they are not quite dressed for
the etyeet'withont in some woy
coverinrthe book or the neck? It
in this! act ”yuan, Janka come
core 0 n one a new ac-
cessory; m mum otthd’hour'
in ever .witholt and device-—
1 fur-collar. feather boo. noel:
video of mfrebom, ruchlngeot net
and numerou- our! «Jun? i-
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crepe do chine .‘rut-k embrold
ered in gold and red leather ep-
pliqne. and buttoned down the
front with very lorge blue buttons.
has U charming upstanding Med-
ici collnr of crisp white organelle.
Then there are upstanding round
collar: thot cover the back and
aides of the neck. leaving the
front bare. Sometimes ribbons
are attached to the ends of these
collars. which of course are never
tied in bows under the chin. but
left gracefully bulging nearly to
the hem of the skirt.
Scarf- Solve Problem
Scarfe solve the neck problem
frequently. but with the clevereet
- dressmakerl
the scarf for
the
street frock when intended to be
worn at oil. is incorporated
some way in the frock. I:
instance 3 black rep frock has
its sole trimming a long red
white polka dotted scarf, I:
fastened to the rounded no}:
directly beneath the line of
chin. One and hangs down
form a long Jabot. almost to
knees.
nck around the neck. to be brnt;
in
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forward over the oppositc sh ~’
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odly reaiiiee that. an entire cot-
tume may be marred by the
or,
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discriminate choice and arrange
ment of a scarf. so he chooses it
and arranges it himself
Little Things of Big
Significance
LOWERED cretonne in cut outa strep of cloth under the Prep
into tingle pastes and sewed
on looms of the light crepe
frockl lay-means of “gold thread.
Ombre ribbon that ehadeo from
olmlydeeproeetoallxhtpink
or from a rich orange yellow to a
pale cream—from deep violet to
foint mnuve, or from pale blue to
cornflower. in need to make charm-
ing rose-like flowers. two of which
are pieced together to form on
ornament for the aide of evening
frocks. with long ad- of the rib-
bon hanging neutyto the hem.
Green foliage in combined with
the ribbon flower: to make them
more realistic.
Just. one more may: of
the present to e for mannieh
foahionnia the iw trick of Paul
Cent. who now make: all his tail-
ored (mats and Jockeu buttoned
from left to right. i o! from
, right to left. as in usually the
one with women's cloth-o. Not.
of course. that. It Innke- the least
bit of diletrence!
The 1udphur rldiu—hblt in no
longer on oddity to~ In m at
—like children's high cams
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Gold and silver. and .~:t~'»t:iuz:‘
even ,color.
perfectly Appropriate for the
mal wedding gown.
Recentl)
are now commend
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very charming white sari: we»;
ding sown made with a long ‘5;
skirt was finished with a ctr?
bertha made of gold lam.
wedding of Prince
A’ tic
Ferdma: ‘
Andrees de Liechstenstein to 15:55
Brunner earlier in the mew:
in
London. the bride's gown was ‘3'
tirely fashioned of heavy
lace over gold tissue. with a r-'
net of~gold leaves and a veil
reol gold tissue. So apperen
if you can afford to be married
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told it is a perfectly conventional
and fashionable thing to <59.
'l'he unpreeacd box pleat is cze
of the queer little novelties .‘ou
in some of the spring frocks. nota-
bly from Molyneeux of Paris
”and: rother untidy.
But the elect 'appears
smart.
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frock or with pantalettes show-
or so below the end
inguin-
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ing frocks is by mean.-
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nd ruchings mode 0
from cbilon. sometimes
mulch the frock. some-
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