The Archive · 1930

THE LITTLE GIRLS' NEW)

SILHOUETTE

The silhouette for little girls shows less change for spring. than one might expect. Skirts are fortunately still short and it is doubtful whether there will be any effort to lengthen them to keep pace with the longer skirts for women.

Waistlines, when indicated at all, are well above the hips, and sometimes attached to a yoko to give a really high waisted silhouette, A charming dress for the four-year-old is made of fine white muslin with scalloped border. The straight bordered material is used for the Iveta ined in this graceful-ped evening Wrap. skirt with straight tucks three or] four inches long providing fullness. These are attached to a plain white muslin yoke or short bodice, For party wear there are charming little dresses made of white net, the snug bodices being made of net. mounted over white with skirts consisting of and rows of narrow net frills, Sometimes these little dresses are sleeveless and again they are completed with very short puffed sleeves.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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