Hosiery And Lingerie,' ars to be a tendency: red effects in lingerie. 'The sports idea has cast, its' spell over the creators of undergarments '28 well as outer garments., Interest. ing effects have been act pleatings, while monograms are still fas popular as ever. Laces, -of course, are still extensively. used, and re generally: heavier than those usually seen, Embroidery, a Dart of the decorative scheme, is really in first pluce-
It is customary at fashion exhibits to show the garments in sets. Buz instead of the usual three or four pieces there are now several that figure in the plan of the creator, Stockings must nfateh and be a part of the set; there are garters either fancy or plain; hrs sieres, extra shoulder straps that are detachable 0 that different colours mey be used; pyjamas, nightgowns and other garments, making quite a large wardrobe in a set.
Hosiery Shadcs for Autumn Designed and derven for the "North-Chisa. Daily Eight new hosiery colours for the autumn were Inunched recently in New York, Together with fourteen other "shades they constitute the autumn hosiery colour card: A tendency toward the deeper tones of tan and grey is noticeable in the hues. Harmonizing rather than contrasting features mark the new shades, They are designed to blend into the autumn costume shades, notably the Chanel reds, deep greens, glowing browns, greys and new blues, and to set off the shoe shades of plaza grey, marsala rose beige, stroller tan and Hampstead brown: The new colours ake women queens. Ben take off their hats ence, give up their s stand when you stand,'
I have to} your pres: sto you, "Well, the thing caught on. Of course the women were delighted, and the men liked it too.
Dorado, a Spanish gold hue; paychment shoe shade; Alesan, a bisque muscade, a beige with rose cast; i ish violet tone; even-clow, a light castor, and blue fox, standardization of that popular "Men liked it, and so did women, because it made courtship a rather lengthy affair; the hunter and the stalked. Also men for the sake of the romantic love game built around women a great mystery.
"To-day almost the only country] where romantic love still exists is like shooting pigeons,, No more resistance and no more fun than that, Again Burgess sighed—a pro found, a dolorous sigh.
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