The sarong senHf in one of the simplest and, "most" original decorative additions to the evening frock which needs brightening touch, tte guaranteed "give a French model ook. You will need tie round. your. waist 1 Yength chiton or very lghtaweight brocade, Tong? enough for both ends 10 reach the hom of your dress, anda narrow bott'of wold or aliver lid to keep place" the and. you bring overs "The cart of course, is tied in the centre front of the waist ud hangs tu 0 panel fect down the eenite of the skin, The narrow belt Ix worn over Half a yard wilt not be too wide for a chiffon sarong: quarter of a yard for brocade, unless it is very ne and supple. A brolly saron, can be made by joining topethi couple of Toni (not triangula printed scarfs. Chiffon with i gold thread is the Ideal fabric, ax it hax weight. If you use ordinary' chilton, weight it with a strip of gold beatd along the ends, or some. beads, to keep it down,
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