Salomié velvet in the delightful! lege which has a rose tinge has been used in creating an afternoon ensemble for Miss Barton. This fabric lends itself to shirring and draperies and both ideas have been carried out by Mme.
Garnett in the long-sleeved frock with its tiered skirt caught in tiny shirrings at the [front panel to give a quaint puffed effect, This is barely visible through the front opening of the coat which can also be worn wrapped tightly round. A band of gold lame and another of a deeper shade of rosy Viege outline the collar and front of this handsome coat, An aviator's" hat of the same colour is another smart item of the ensemble, An afternoon dress of soft black velvet will be worn by Mrs, Isenman, This is a Vionnet model, characteris ed by its wing drapery hanging loosely from one shoulder and a similar drapery hanging from the -line of the other side. Long tight sleeves add to the this frock, and a tight Low waist line is held in place by a rhinestone buckle which gives! sufficient ornamentation to a fabric which is in itself decorative enough without trimming, The neck-line is wy" shaped.
With this short preliminary description it can be seen that the frocks have their own mysterious: appeal in a mystery play, and once! more one is led to the conviction that the intricacies of frocks in a imple" age have been carefully planned by the modiste—1.0.W.
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