Rodior's new kasha "Asperic" gleaming with silk threads and' a wool georgette resembling etamine, printed with the same small vivid floral or geometric designs on a background of black or navy blue that appear on the new crepe de chines and foulards, were used for morning and other informal dresses, France has adopted: one costume always credited to America, the strictly tailored suit in black or navy serge or lightweight cheviots.
single or double breasted with a simply wrapped skirt, but is apt to provide a georgette blouse embroidered in sequins. When the Blouse is sensibly tailored of white crepe de chine or crepe satin it has becoming lace-trimmed jabot and is worn tucked inside the skirt as. ult blouses were wore years ago.
Suits for younger girls are in light-checked woolens or tweeds, with self belt applied across the back and sides or front, but never "all around.
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