The peigoir used to be the! morning dress of the lady of the! house before sport came in and Inrought with, the jumper suit, the ttle dress, 21 pyjama, These! three new fashion have now been adopted by the Parisienne for the house, breakfast inher room or her own private room in pyjamas, love satin or crepe de Chine, under very nie won mn, who has about before or enkfast, may' se into one of those ariusing little 5 house dresser which th male dress, because she ein jive to it something of ber own personality, something which har. monies with her rooms, her furniture, Thi outs, low chairs of curious shape, plain walls and clear, strong colours. know one young married man, who looks about fifteen when, she wears her own home-made house frocks fashioned in ivory white] crepe and a bit of very good embroidery. coloured or black, and al cord round the waist—the sort thing that slips on as easily dressing gown, but docs not look' is come shoppinse tly after breakfast, the to take to school, oF 30
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