.ajs
u, oiothee. me in viende. the
“No-date American woman
mine be allttie eheytical
oi over-ale rate garniehinge. She
knows-that an iaaenione cook can
ottali ad ( iea..meat‘ that is stale
er‘ tooth a cloak of green peb-
,i' ‘ .,_ ”m
e a; limit.
the duesnlaher'".‘ ,
wi h . maybe twae
dreeeiiaher and not“ ottoman
etandin there who realised the
‘charm the simple. ,‘untrimmed
MI ., 1r”,
Eventually dressmahers ' r and:
‘,,‘ t.
.‘m
l. 9v.
' a e” "netterioti'ecorine'eugl'ore
(- man- oi meal
“ f " U 1‘13 H .
ere _do'nna.d.aei ‘
’nrOte on agaihet col . . lh' other
.worde “our rimitive‘ ioreiath‘efl
"and‘Tioremo ere. were the trim
‘nlh‘g‘e haio‘re‘. jthe! ‘wore the
dill. fee.‘ Th‘eyJetuckui‘oethersJili
per. tomato, onion. (mushrooms their customers. and h oijthehizvttheir'funcoinbed hair. they made
and other like trimminel: she
knows theta clumsy cook-can
often-ruin a really choice piece oi
meat or »-a .“deliciohe. ‘ succulent
vegetable by means of ill-chosen
..eernie than. 18o. too. a clever
trick o trimming sometimee hides
‘lrom. ne the teat that the material
whereot a tree! is made is
wretched etuil.‘ ready to spot and
Hehrivle when exposed to damp-
neee. or likely to iade in the
brisht sun. Asein really lovely
material may be marred by the
wrong choice of trimming. and.a
- sown that noeeeeeed distinction
and grace when nntrimmed may
be‘ ‘rendered - its" common place
,by‘too much t_ mminc.-
now nun-onion emu Evolved
tithes been. characteristic oi the
‘ Vicentnry'thne tar that clothes have
been tarieeetrimmed than they
, . . E‘S'
”mug,” trim in“! the
abolit- iaaoatewhat till-manner.
. . we
‘ for debt. Imam helium n m ;
a. a: m'uccfope'de'ohlne m ol'oioliae em silver
save the "dret nowadays
“it: w ill" to: a a
m . un eome o in ' e
tour-age to mahe‘i‘and‘ptyirxt
shirts that hung e ht irony e
waistline with not .t‘
or enacting. and withhodieeethet
inched adornment entirely. ' When
lipids. admiring the effect as they
need. at;"their‘images in some
‘dee'p‘; Ilnpdth-elirinced pool. .Even.
"lemme. vein?" was .probably iirst used as
a‘maitermi ,‘a'dornmsnt. The suc-
.Deallltlj.‘hunter ; wore‘ the tails o'i
trimming waa need it was not onJ-tlleheuts he had killed just as o
‘ in a male. Itrikiuiy. lio‘ae‘to‘an-
rich. the urment without taking
iron the charming simplicity otitr
w. rim «rims-aw ‘
Bo thinee want for a_ decade-and
more. Then apparently
simple nntrlmnied morale; iii
~"one eventually weeriee‘ or ingt. enormously‘lons period“ There ,-
,w re‘ inrriere fibeiore there were *
textile ma ere and the present turf j
'g'tieeltrfr‘i tly bonete that. he (ole
low‘e one oi the'werya-oldeet calls
broiled beeieteak andgriile‘d' cholie
end one'e mouth waters tor .e good
recent or a tootheomeierci; “so
~greduelly more and more trims
min has been introduced in—gout
in Only it really;eeeime that
.‘l‘ Q.
s.....,
d _‘
than
_ min; came. ay’s.:.1t is need a ‘ land
namwmfi
wfimtend- betore a-‘dss :hat'
igner‘lilret mm
we en"
“war '-‘hero:;'oi1“,today, wears his
flunk—4!. the days 'when he ‘
killed .ior flesh" to stay his hunger
and had, not yet [10813110 w'eni' the ’ _ _
shine oi animals to keep him ‘
warm. '-
,jing thetirne'n and ‘Wdinfitl know for
’ingsgv in -' the ~ world—older than
tight at the tanner. the miller. the .
- - weever. theibak’er or’-the shepherd._
At resent m’hue- io‘lldwed' the
e lent=exeimple or our moat
' . firihiitiva” ancestresees-Ana using - .
4 'iiir‘o for ’purely‘ornamenthl- our-j
v " i‘b‘oeeel Furriers have Noonepmd ,
’iwith‘-'di'es'annlr~ers _
psitry' that shall boilight enon’ah . ‘ -
'to= '»prodnce
and reoit -en0ush .tc-ibcv Wearable
‘eve‘n"in warmer weather and 'on!
,I ,‘findoqr clothes.
Buttons must be due for wide-
.. ,smead “revival” Judging (roaming. ; ‘_
‘gil'inl‘qr, ‘andfireriety of them that ~
, A .
“I‘m ’Lth‘s? button - depart;
.H.
" owned: filial: rabbit also
, _ . . Kitertliatoi course; iure’wore‘ '
became somewhat "ted up'f-on' e- used-for ’qlothin'aeths ‘oniy 'cloth~~
. xenon} comment. Fur
Domwllt‘a Ib‘em lathe something of
e' noulty'and there you may find
not}; ,oil’hdtewbiit on frocks cs
well,‘,3 huge-”them on evening
yvrape‘uee'd‘. a row in Men of a
collar. J'u'r flowere. have bloomed
that €07,150“ ti'llllr' perishable. crowns oi flower gnr-“in-ieehlon's harden and they often -
Iin've rhinestone stemenu. A'lovely
‘ ‘
me 'tl".”ot,_'the‘ large 'éity‘ storeizl "
‘- Unt’one sometihies wonders whole
they are all going toi‘lnd resting . ‘ .
”pineal-fies: so » for no the '-. new '
{A 003 kid holds its own canine:
“. .‘
‘~ truest evening cape had a border
at brilliant-centered (or flowers;
Lace? Yes, indeed. and, miles
of it. But lace decidedly with e
diherenoe‘.‘ it is for this" reason
that one dude dimculty in this re-
.vival oi lace to make use oi treae-
ured bits oi Brussels. or duchese.
..or..roae .pnint or .lrish. Venice.”
Alencon. l'ai'd e‘way in tissuepaper
w tin . or a lace revival; Truly
’1‘ ”'been revived. bnt'ihot-
.lm. h" . V
alwly'e‘ihe same sort._ot, lace that
- .~wee-used.tormerly and seldom in
the" some way. Now' we are teen
concerned with showing the pat-
_tern andvaneness of the lace. and.
hints, cancerned 5 in using ~it es
tracetul ’ drapery. We use lees
lavishly or not at all in. 1930. V
_ lees i (used totem a
tatherad'nounce .on the
velvet evening cape—-—elxht ors lne
yards in all, Black lace to a;
' .-deep"cape collar gethsredacross
the ire h from shoulder to'ehoul-
der. life trifling length ot._:lace
,atownd‘awey in your trnnh‘would
do'icr'thet purpose. Jebote otlece
are, tiled—but not the trig little
* .J
-‘ In
rm 0 .ggle‘lelg in“
mm mm mo... "'1'“
buttons. ribbon and Where
meteor-ete-
denote the [root is also»
abate re-eswrstbcrtebets
{hat ea who“ the entire front
. or hide oi' the (rock. at
eronsiy toiled.
d' and other leather are
nubile-title: trimmings whieh‘cau '
‘ lio‘way'ileflregarded “revivals, "
‘ For it is only" "
‘ the ~est lieweeaeone that
in. on? time : nee ,‘nt'theee
‘ ' crand’gaiiy oolorsd‘ekine It
‘ have realised
‘ V l .0! V
“1' ' ’0" Gold and-nil-
eirr biiltiee.
re “ em sunflved'theiit.period-..., '
tenee popularity. The; have
use ”“1993; nine
the“ air 0! commonplace-
' ’ tee-m oi. trimming that
atrikel the eysin the new clothes
‘ “lemme-gruelling use made.
jams or other e
- charms
3.. _ til-Ir 5M—
.edgentea‘.‘
wide lace '
w», W .4. r1“: ~
In 08-. .- - . ..
era‘s reduce it on;
0 boot ‘0! rival trimming». no ‘
low, a cosmocolored cloth frock
ie trimmedreotih gold kid and
hlue‘ Droid. A pleated Jabot
multimeter the picture.
.
~25 -
'37—'39
0?
‘1‘3 ‘\“\ v
i
.revived in spite of its vs
_ price is‘ chinchilla; which
1‘ .jbl‘o‘filrs without having the"! hat-
1 Milieu whether they "grow 0 \n
nominal,“ his as a camel or' e
- snihll as a mole.
“must iolke can‘t even spell it. y
’they talk about it glibly beca
. it habnene to he one at the latest
Rhinestones .and m m
. ' often found on the some Mole.
Midi. a little Minors-evening
. menu lrlmmra with bonds or
rhinestones edged with peer“.
' 1 Rhinestones ' also. muse well
with enrich—the second [rock
from the 11th gives an anemia
or this, while the [melt third
‘ {remind right in of green ohiaon
- trimmed with lace, dyed mole
and heed embroidfl‘u. At the
‘eatreme "emits a cam-colored
' recreate Ironic tagentoualy trim-
med with Irlflyl.’ ‘-
Broadtell. ermine and cancel—,-
1 am' told-sre the regnant trio
this winter. where expense does '
not have to be considered very
narrowly-and usually these fine
coats are trimmed with marten or
‘sah e. ‘ .
There'are no new-'iuhbearinr ~
animals to provide variety tolthe
selection ;oi furs" but old peltries
have been made to appear quite
dlilereht. For instance. kidslrin‘
is sometimes dyed to resemble
summer ermine. Then there is
gazelle dyed to look like lizard
and tortoise or in striking stripes
and checks. Antelope is also
treated in much-the some way.
.: Squirrel is looked upon withmuch
favor in Paris at the: present time
—'-no doubt because at the‘im- -
portnnt place that grey has ae-
sumed. Bloch cloth coats trim.
med with gray squirrel appeal to
the French women of taste. ‘ '
Another grey for that has been
high
V‘ said
by some to be the'm‘ott becoming
Zorino you ma "ave heard of.
a golden brown in used to trim
beige cloth. It is in tality noth-
ing more or, lose, u a South
‘ ' 'americah' eknhh‘.:20n really has ‘ '
v ‘ to be an ablesoologis with an
excellent memory now isys to
We. ts.ik_~xllbly of. certain i
Take sueliki
fashions in ‘the wey of ‘fur ' .
And Just what is e serpentine?
aehe an eager woman who has
boulht~"a .‘aaw nor ‘ooati of: this ;.' .
ntryand wants very much 2,
rs. ~
I" .
Ego‘tandumeet her mum
“Will you please tell '2':
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