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have surely been responsible
in port for our everwaryinz
fashions. if Paris enjoyed as even
a temperature as fiermuds. it Lona
don were as consistently frigid as
Lapland, or it New York were as
J 7 .7 irpersistently *tm‘f'rd ”as Htfilt‘f. 7";
should not expect to find these
9 cities the‘souree of so many new
lads and fashions. " ‘ L
The clothes demands of the four
seasons as they succeed each other
vary. What looks well and my
pears becoming in winter would
never do in spring and «spring’s‘
rsiment. must be changed for the
long days of midsummer. We
couldn’t go on Wearing the same
clothes until they were quite worn
out even it we wanted to. The
climate wouldn’t permit us to. And
in changing the weight and color
*‘ot our clothes we have opportunity
to change the style.
Fabrics Vary with 808801:
The task of the drossmsker can
never grow monotonous. With
every three months he has: diners
ent fabrics to deal with. In early
spring there were light. weight
woolens. tweeds. serges. reps, and
ksshes. Now as summer days ap-
pronch he turns to light chiflons
and neonate, the thinner silks.
linen, cotton voile and batiste.
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Ar right white 9907ng {rode on comic embroidery. With it is won. a wide aria ho: trimmed
' J I boasts. frock trimmed with move flowers oppflqued, and green leaves, embroid-
hem front and back, and there is a binding a] the mauve at sleeve-
with ostrich. ‘Center, eons
cred. Fiu_tuck.s rim
and neck ad's!-
seasons 7
Fun Skirts Are Short ,
~ or course this new fuller skirt
is very short. That seems tobe
important. If in a. group of ivomen
you Want to be pointed out sis one
of the smartly dressedL then 19::
really must hs'v‘e’s’lfiwrt skirts. You
may look. distinguished or even
pretty with a longer shirt, but cer—
tainly not smart. So much is this“
short skirtedness an essential, of:
this spring's‘ mode that amino.
one need do with last sesson's‘thin'
frocks to nuke them leol: quiteup
to date, is to lop of five offsix'
inches from the skirt. It therein;
any sort of border to it. then the
lapping lied better be "from' ‘thd,
top, othervrise all you need'to'do‘
9 Shoes automating olsy‘sn im-
ls to take. it on at the hem.
Another important change that
has come over the. cut of our
frocks within twelve months. has
to do with sleeves. The sleeveless
frock save for evening is almost
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there really (loss seem rte’bejssore
than ever before. :‘Perh‘sgs this is
because the dull“, (no, dark .ton’ns
have gbieen so generally" hushed
aside; ' .One need no ‘_ longer. fear
‘a ‘ peering? conspichons‘in bright; or
1 gift colors Manse they, ere going
,inent we 'hsse on what has's‘ll‘esdy9
taken piece or thosoritherh wln~
or little in inlvnnce;w .
nd buying their summer clothes
‘MoreStbpkrhigslm Ever
‘portant part “in 'oiie's” flrdrobe
are 'at present-9 And stockings
euantitles as they are lit present.
A season or so ago all one hooded
from stock to
A: 1912, am voile from with cam." fanned by drown work.
as extinct as the (1060.
Instead
. 'fir
whitefiohs. Thehfldaflgmefomksm .- .
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advocates of the wider. more tier-
in: shirt. the Worm season is com-
ing at the psychological moment.
It is possible lay careful manipu-
lation to odd quite s. bit of extra
material in 5 shift that is made
of a fabric as ilght‘ end pliant as
georgetts or voile. Skirts may be
made funér' without apparently de-
tracting from their straightness.
What wouldrhsVe been imposalsie
with velvet. (harem. brocade,
lame or any at the heavier winter
materials . Demos '- quite ”.3335“;
ith the, sheerer fabrics of sum—-
er. ‘ M ‘
Manuals women are going to
adopt in. runo- skirt times: on:
consciously.- who: arugula; to
become need to ‘it before they
really new they are Wfitlhg it.
Aim, ilt'is noose by many. syfztne; ., _
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. the? fin ”W6 M flid‘éfi
accustom to'itthet theyirm id?
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am loses 9 rationed;
we 1181. long sleeves that shov
fullness shove the wrist, and very
short sleeVes. Often they are
tight littlé contrivances that'hug
the shimmers" for a few inches and
then and. their brief careers.
Though’iilsh collars and highly
dri'p'sd neck scoffs have made
some had“? in Paris there is
little chance of anything of. that
sort flndills favor with American
Women for Warm weather. The
neck line” will remain a. comfort-
able as ever. ' 9 9
White and Bright color. m
4' ,mshter and hflghterv column!-
ways prevail in storm. 'Welthet.
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to‘ do 9was‘tovlsy; in a good- supply
With this is worn}: soft
of flesh-colored stockings, n few of
grey end a. few more at white un~
less one: wore flesh-colored 'ivith
white shoes. Now one is tempted
to» have stacking! of a dozen
Shades and more. There-are flesh
colors light, magnum . and dark.
The lighter ones ire chosen for
evening, when one’s flesh appears
fairer. 7 and .the darker ones ‘for
daytime wear month the E?!" '.
warm sun. .You‘ may wear-9 ssh
color. or even fihite {with your
white shoes, bu the newest idea
is to yes:- a _
spear or orchid with white'siioes.
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9 'With froeks ofrs’rlous colors-
you mdflfwsnrffiésh color. or if
you ‘Vfint’ to «how: great ears- in
to" be. generaliyf turn: This Vstnte-
rei- resorts and the ; orsssnt, do 1 ’
moods of women who as criteria 9’
‘when skirts are= so short as they - '
Surely never were bought ina Inch -
' shade with
ado of light. lav-t 9
([A‘ _ g turrednncl festhére‘d‘fiflé arehfidétmils choose stochlngs of"
nice tortilgvith anything heevier or’more lubst‘n‘ '
the statement? that- more .917th mi. , l 9
than ever is? going: to boa-worn. .sa heal browns—«3:11! the sheer»: '9
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always such slot of. white in the _' V .
new thing. and wensvesn forgo’t- women wear it sometime; hanger;
ten new menial. it wasthesum- silk; a fewcllng to a light-neight?
In the darker toner—greys
maleirsporfsflwkffiti fill? many
are weerihs'rthe‘ English ribbed,
lisle. stocking that is rather more
durable thhnlhe‘ Silk and certainly
noteownrm asthemmolen-rsorto
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SKIRTS FOB GOLF AND TENNIS
While. on the one hand. walk
resses here and there have been,
put into n knickerhockcr uniform,
and it is taken he a matter of
course for women to ride in
breaches, the fact remains that
knickers are seldom .worn for golf-
ing or tennis by smartly dressed
Women. *‘ 9
NEW FEDS IN RMKE-UP
Fashion.
cloaely on her footsteps, shows new
fade in makeup as often as in
dress. One year it is the fashion
to have sunburned skin and make-
up is of a warm brunette tone.
another season and the fashion
uses rouge of a yellowish rose
lipstick of tomato
color. Then rouge seems to go out
altogether and for is few brief
months pale faces. with carmine
lips lead. . Now apparently, in
France at'ieast. fashion favors
9 considerable‘make-up in so—cslled ,
realistic tonesé—the effect of which
to those who follow’
For actual sports wear: malt:
is or course anything but renl- '
istic. That is cheeks are pink.
9 skin is clear' flesh color. eyes are
> bright, lips are rosy red and eye- '
brmnsre made vivid with black
pencil.
fort to hide‘such make-up. It is
as much“: accessory of dress as
shat or a. pair or slippers and
every one knows that it comes of!
with. sea end. water.
do smartlg‘dressed French women
take it for granted. We are told.
that a woman ,of their setfwho
leaves ittoitnppenrs to be cere-
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than halfofthefroclé. shard, Rocker I
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