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Can Fashion Bring Back the ._ arge Elaborate Sleeve?
coetumer)’ fitting
from shoulder in r-ihow
0MP: student of
S with in sympathetic attitude with wide. lace trimmed cutie that.
toward ihei’oiblee of iuenltiud belonged to Louie NV and Louie
~aud uomnnkiml
With It saying some of
of eleevee. How
romhined ‘.\'\'l in Future.
humor the lino.
oulht some day to write a hitrtory
interesting it Arr. of
And no on down
What. of the sleeve of Joan of
Dinnno oi l'oitiere. of
would he to consider the sleeves Mario Stuart. of Marie Antoinette
Pleated momma poorest"
form the cotter and Jebot as well an
the sleeve pup ahm at the top.
In the center Le a set consisting of
Mid!!! cuff, collar and pocket de-
eioned for e dark-colored street
frock and below this is a ma sit-aw
trimmed with on tntervefing circular
flounoe.
or each century. eeeh epoch in
European hietoryi And to think
of the picturesque end etrtkiutl
pereonexee oi’ eech oi theee epoch:-
iuet in tonne ot‘hie eleevee.
There'd beeHenry VIII with
the enomoue eleevee of eetln end
velvet. full end pillWy from
shoulder to wilt—Queen Eliee’
both in her intricate ruined
eleevee end eterched lece cui!e-—~
hrocede or velvet eleevee, clone
The alrct'rlme t’r-Cllin!) 1‘mru Ilingis
rive-II" at the slwnltlr r. Ilr‘rr: {4 r1
rhinr'xIOmz t'paulct (In)! Irwin's ”I"
bodice srnvre m-rr 1hr Rll'l'lld(i'.
”the eleevee that it”? were were
ee much e part of them as they
were each a pert oi the ago in
which they lived.
They Go to Extreme-
And here in something that an,'
one muet observe who studies the
history of sleeves oven super
t‘lcielly. There are times when
sleeves are quite unimportant nnd
unornete~~for whole dorudee in»
gether~~end there are time: when
sleeves become so important to
fashion and are so ornate and no
richly embellished that. tho preach-
ere end morniiete make tiradea
ageinet them. And a proof that
the times are very evil is derived
from tho fact that Womon“ wear '
very. very elaborate sleeves.
In times like the years just. past
aleevoe ere extremely unimport—
ant. relatively. hloralists haven't
a thing to‘ say against them. and
dreesmokers would have to starve
if all of a. woman‘s costume was
as simple or as negligible as her
sleeves. .-
Aml CW‘l'y so often sleeves be—
come enormous. They keep set»
ting larger and larger and women
vie with each other to see which
can carry the greatest yardage of
goods on her arms and those who
look on wonder what. is going to
happen if sleeves get any larger
anti-then they hesin, to get
smaller again. Three times with-
in the past roniury sleeves were
very. very largo. Once—durinr
the period about 193” to 1833.
tuadr- l'amou: hy ihv Charmin;
fashion plates of Gavurut—eleovrrr—
her-mun so enormous that. Raye
our rommoninr. "shapes and silt"
0i every description were helm:
\vorn \vhirh surpassed anything
that had been seen in the may oi
sleeves before." The leg of mut-
ton sleove iirst came into pronr
ins-note hi this lime and this gave
“’av to What wan thou known in
fashion “'l‘lll‘l‘S as tho "olr‘phou!
Home." ‘
of
The forearm ("'li’Yl" 1‘1"
Mme a. smart. nrur root rim-‘1;-
slaehea rt'mIn’Jtttcnf tr' 1w ,-;i_.-/uulir («mum-u
.riutr‘ri Jilin/I'M luntrrt'. .llr I" .‘
pleating. N'lggt‘hlll‘fl r." «i Mi;
It in hdflt'llt/ brurlr‘rl. .
Just iulrur Ihw ul Ilr' hit i5 '1 iony tigrl‘ .‘r/I nu” 4--
rtt the outeidt'.
ll'r‘ Mr
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t...
burr)”. m nrtirlmt‘tlffllltlfl H.- Hrr‘ :lrvvre
Ir‘w .(Irgil' in'tug quilt‘ tw'” ""‘r' How r‘ in :r "13'.
'r‘l'v' rt: llil rilitttir’t‘ rr/ t'IU' I/I’rmii vii 2‘ ' trrjr
l Cit. n )u‘ir_
the group (a (1 puyjrd Alrm‘n Fllltlltllrl «uroc’dnr; ulrm'r' thr' punt r'uri -..‘ (rt/“rt ititlt‘ 5‘1"} at tlir' tl‘rtxl.
First Smaller. 'l‘ht‘u Lnrgr't-
Then :‘leeyee
ameller and
women went on worrrin': volumin—
'l\.i“. ihrv
wore i‘rrrquontly almost shin war
with:
one skirts-ma nrl
~ltii‘tswrtlwt route h‘i‘Iilln furl“
. .. . irrunlrly intum tblrr .r.ri -ir.ru1.
Kl‘ii‘l‘lt'ili," ’l""r . _ 1.. ., . . . ..
umr. 911.9): nrrrrw-
slimllr‘r--- though ( ‘ "’ h‘ ‘H "
h v
The balloon rlrrmo
thing of the past. nnrl no rlou‘ni
then its now it Hucmi‘il hinhly :m-
proltahle that wumt-u “Quill l\trr
lillie to such mmlfilrtif-ltlou smith.
But history repented lierrlt’ r. lll"l‘ m ”W “M m
promptly end by
the enormous
What different ehupo to ho Miro—-
\r'ue again in vogue.
iarct. because of the. enormous ui/r
elccvr‘e—vaddrul
etrous tlimrrnrious of Mir hrrrrurrrl
a
\"ll "
183 \ tr!
sit-mun» ill
in lilo
ll War.
1M1“
-t‘lllt .
ill
ll'lt‘ili-
Aauiu lit!" r-lier‘*\‘t'.‘ “hurl ”hi
unztrrl until thrr tll‘t‘;-.~ irfr'....
rri ilt' rim f‘l"‘lt"lll'tl .‘tL' mt .
-Ir-rvr;x thut nirririir‘ri r:.- .
itml of tlir- lrlur’rrl r'lllll tr [[‘ttr.
It
rlniu oi it"llirlli .vliurr! rr ; r N‘rir‘
l‘lirrti -rrnrr'rl:r~i'. iu ;;; tug
umur'ru 1‘t-lv l,r lil‘L‘v '.- :i.i."
;-l~r"\r~u z”will .llvll lil‘1llr"l‘ <i.1.ir:i
Mn mm "1’ 3‘ 'l
or LVN. u.» \‘le‘ . lei-U“ tl.:'
u mitt‘:.=c~rrr':~l\ ‘ t‘rro m l‘i"‘-' ltsrl
rvr'r lu-oii ill :!.r,r tinnrni ‘r-rirrrl
.l.\l" ,\'.(:l“r "‘ 'l'l't’
'l‘lir'ti. lurmxw :-lm vw Fr":lrli‘.'
prt .rux . uud urrt -~ "i-u~
qr”.
tlrll‘ulll". i‘pm r.',."r\\ iriuulirr :rrtri
l‘litllt‘l‘ hurl. »--t"\t‘r-ptiu:~ vim“
'llrrr“ \\.r-' Fill “Wort irr tr . .livr
irnlltt‘. 1‘4“ ll'iHVlr’ "H. ”'71“
Ht! l’r'r-i -vr.\.'i1.'i'trl'.iir‘til' l.'i.t'
”frr flfr [ilr' Ell't‘y rt «it n"':]771t‘, h -.., ;r’. .‘r'u, In ”"1." , ’ rVI'Il [rrlrfl‘ rt'
gt.
P lrrrriy of 71‘“: inr-irt‘mmr’.’
y‘rlrr' 1 trump «'11-7.
\lvrrrure limo not lli't‘ll N‘I'll pluI'C.
lu rriht‘r while. about thirty years
llii‘rt pmr-rv-l .inw the latrt period
u! tin lullriirwl :l-‘r’lt' hurl. ii fillili'
inns go by trim nud. on her-ms
lilttlzly llltt'l‘. if ruormnus hlt‘QVPFI
l'lttil'll euro in rr\'r'l‘v generation.
illlll ii iii prohnhlrr that urr nrrr in
tvx'.‘ :ruoilirrr rm rrt lrullnouiut'
airmw mil um nut ;_.~:rr thrru thr-
‘ .r’H‘v' or the )l'lil' “1211' that
\l ill lily, Slot-roe (“onto llm'k’.‘
'i‘nrv m inst. one. ll“. and that
' .r lrrrur our Enormous sleeve»
r?! i»;».,i.,.2.ir.- It‘tmrr hurl. into law»
u-n H irr‘r~~ti'rrl:iy conditions do
not mdrr litr-lil lnlpltfrr-illll‘. Thri-
r\'rr urn im-hiuue cutter: emne «liar
t'unifnrl-v- tmw art now: really
.ulnnir'wl to thr-tr t‘l’il'li‘frlllllt‘nf. The
ru'irr‘l‘: u‘ourrtlilrr ('llFlllmt‘ 1:» nrvi'or
tilll'l‘ s-rr i'uellmiinltlr‘ .i: the (”it
that in rant .1 little tliiliv'ulr. ’l‘lu‘rr-
:k-r'r‘“ '
W
i2
J‘tn:
F
.h t‘i' Bird: :5 r1 :lntelur from}.
'11 a unity ltttlw (lulu n' ‘Ymh-
.i.",Pt"Ii ohlflon
no» .4 time “hon heatldionst‘b \rorr
.. hich that “omen had to kneel
it their rourthtre or hand their
ltrwle down in their laps in order
in manage atoll.
Still in this (in? and gen—
oration “llr‘ll lhr‘ women
who runllv nunnm the non
inahiour. who hu.r the
rlothra. vrho keep the
drPsemnkfxrs in prosperity
«u'liru those women are
' no longer protected by thr‘
irrui- \\‘ul1.~ m rt homo. lrut
m .ilrout in motor cars. in
‘~"ll“'t'.l"'». in rrowriod hotel‘.
in otllvcs. in city streets
nliil elsewhere» it may he
that unrlm‘ surh viroum-
stunrcs: the enormous Sli‘l-‘Tr-
u ill be inunrl impossible.
Whether the enormous sleeve
has a chance or not. it. in a pretty
\8‘6 prediction to my that the
den“? ir- coine to tekr‘ it very im-
portant. New in the new clothes—
iu tart. that it already has taken
en important. plum in the clothes
that .‘H‘P “cm by well-dressed
Women .it the present time. And
those who arr .«upposod to know a
treat «lewl lllul‘t’ than they divulge
about .«urh matters Whisper to
math other that the highly ornntn
tlnovn 2's our of th;‘ thiuns prom-
teed for urrxt spring. 'l‘hoy nxpet‘t
that slrr‘w‘s worn at Palm Boerh
and ntht‘t' winter resorts \vill hr-
moro elaborate than they have
been for many a long year.
There are nll sorts of interest—
ing things that sleeves could do
and still not depart from time-
honored precedent—for it. Ipally
would require the wits of a very
original lil'lll fertile-minded de—
tianrrr it} iliiiilt’ (If a FOl‘i of $199112
'12:” has not. already been tried by
luehiou. So now" it it is 'lho
.it Hm rrtrcmc loft is r: Burial/.1 flan-r] fm min thi
.1! t/vr I‘JH‘I‘WIC right to 1) WWW" tr! brat-min, .‘thntt‘lllu
'l‘lro olt‘r rr: rrt t.r'.- Irirwr r .,;,v.;ym,r H.=/')ll'i' or Hm rnuirr group makes new of a. furious 5071 (if
. ' r.rr :er/H sin w lr‘illl tull fluim‘r with :‘u'rrrrerl plug! (1' My hon-1.
..r wt r1, rr'v'ur fittmrt, our! 't’zrrixhvd tt'lth n Hit/r lrmr M with mm,
r» on (”11' o' t‘lm urur etrm’“! troclra. and. (I! My lorrv‘r lrthimrri .. it"‘ “7..” iii Sriliihrrrn
rrlorvm holh
hr-riilllllil.
t'ui'is Tirrl iu linotu
Just nt prr-etrnt. inrhir‘rn room!
in ho hronrl-mmderl and open
litrurtrrri in thin motor of sleeve!
Slur llrlt'l"» ill‘lill‘illltll] from the
lung, r llir‘l‘ tittintz. u‘riultlrrr'i Hoover
tiiut (liiirnr‘tr‘l'l'IWl 1hr» r'tfl‘.’ mid-
tllr- new and ill“)! tui‘liu rind
rrr'ntr. . ‘l-mr' llifll it» a modified
r‘rlition rrl thrr lntiq-r'rttt’r,-.. shrew:
'ri n ltlTlr' lull‘r ~r"tli= I‘mt are
(it'slrllit‘tl .rr- "l‘riinlflllp'. liltr“ pen
rlunt Mum” hurt that rrr'ntuully
lttrz'dmn >rr lliiii' lliiil ill"? had '1‘
im llr ti ”1 i win .., Irrir .._, m iroirr
tini‘ir" i t’:r 'zm ' .i .\lll(‘l*
truonu
r! L' HHN‘VG.‘
'hrvn thm
rlrru'p
ptrturewuv nnrl
M'r-i. t ill! ‘t‘lfill .
i,:.'.ilr .i.'.x. mi
[w :..'..m ..vr-... l
UPIr .,» r' 1-H. .
:rntl '...ll . rrrl ‘. ti'r ., or van
.,..,- iv. ..:r .. ;.r rvvrtuiir
\‘ L ‘ - irrrnriw' r .'Y.~: rind
‘i':."n: !- u~ "ulxr-Jrrtl oi
‘ ‘l'nr-rv are
_, . :1 ml. “ill‘
inirr I." .' ‘rr‘ inn 1‘ rri‘ 7ll' rrloevet
. MM. hm;- r “Hill the
tillw lllhf “"‘li ll‘Bllt‘
".‘jri 3
film
~u 13w .rirrrrr
liilmt r-irrgrxnr, or rtomirlooven
l‘." 2 \"'l‘i' ziullml lent: Ugo
~..i..~i. r‘iv. \H'lh Jim uoru Hill
i ir ml riulirr immodest. urn
Ii’rln errrru nowadays. in lflt'l you
miglrt imu'r- difficulty in flnl'lllli.‘
am of them rhort sleeves unless
mu unit rr :irmpsr- of the nrrwctit.
ruining timt are being made only
wmmr re
«ris- lint I‘Vl‘u uturrut; those thin
mint": i'i'rrclu“ urn ummlly wither
DSyChOlOElrtll lllllr' im ll l'f'll'».ti r-‘i rililltI ‘-ll'r YMMV-3 lll' l(ll‘C~Elet_‘\'wd,
the ornate sleeve. thr: rletipnrrre ’lhe adoptable elbow sleeve that
are doubtless marching the pant-7 hns l'reren burn a comfort to women
of hietorir‘ tea-tumors; in the mo- trf this generation errors to have
ords and pictures of opus past for lost iavor with the tirtrsemakere
l" I, _.
it“
('00! .rlcr't'rs rtrt‘ irimmr'tl 71:”! hr in nriniunl monuv‘r. .rtt. thr: umwr
right-hand Col'ul‘r of 17m sit-rid: 1.x u srul r-ufi appliqurd u'ith groiuctrtr‘
eimpm of Hit.- trio”: of irhirh Nu" Mm ix mutit‘. Brim" Um is on rntirr’
alter" of fur brimming} in a 710‘!" «— mun tr'v'np finished with fur .srsmt
rollnr it) malr II, _H Um upprr [If/Jul..." .‘rrrrrrr ix 11 run! short! irimmrrl
trillr DOM ht'oirl rim] rm! Irlxr u .cmrti.’ w-r'r’. “Now is “’r‘irr" ‘" t""""'
(writing tt‘l'tw trrmutrri lL’lt/L unr ‘
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