Paquin and Docuillet Models on View It is a good thing to have a ree presentative right on the ground for the Paris openings, and what ig more, a representative who is Himself 'a designer and who has the entree of the best houses. The Modes de Paris, 17 the Bund, has the benefit of the taste and experience of BIN, Strijevsky in sclect~ ing the models which are now to be seen in its attractive salon, Paquin models are especially notice able at this moment, one of the most original being a black sequin gown, made with a full, umbrella flounce, which is trimmed in Carmen red sequin, roses, a remarkably well done piece of work. ted decolletage is filled black net and a black net rose is perched fon the shoulder, with a diaphanous train YF the sime floating there from.
Another Paquin model is of georgette encrusted with aluminium-coloured sequins, "the skirt embroidered in deep rose, black fund whit
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