The sarong scarf is one of the simplest and most original of decorative additions to the evening frock which needs a brightening touch. It is guaranteed to give a French model look. You will need to tie round your waist a length of chiffon or very light-weight brocade, long enough for both ends to reach the hem of your dress, and a narrow belt of gold or silver kid to keep in place the end you bring over. The scarf of course, is tied in the centre front of the waist and hangs in a full panel effect down the centre of the Skirt. The narrow belt is worn over Half a yard will not be too wide for a chiffon sarong: quarter of a yard for brocade, unless it is very fne and supple. A pretty sarong can be made by joining together a couple of long (not triangular) printed scarfs. Chiffon with a gold thread is the ideal fabric, as it has weight. If you use ordinary chiffon, weight it with a strip of gold braid along the ends, or some beads, to keep it down,
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