Since Schinparelli introduced harlo~ quin colours, brilliant "masks and wands" trimmings, sparkling sequins and inkling litle bells for" buttons, into evening fashions, the two-ways frock has come in for a new popu arity. And for this reason: the gay, hharlequinade party. frock is all' very well for occasional and very festive wear: a Christmas party or a London film premiere. But its rather crude cheerfulness is by no means right for This latest picture of the vwlfe, of the Chinese ambassa Paris seas faken'on Goard the: Queen Mery whi the arrived tu New York on Bee, intontwo model is featured, A frock of this kind shown me was moss crepe, with an. extra "face" in fuchsia and clover.
Jan alternative two~ clipped on just beneath each shoul der seam and changed completely a simple black dress to one of black relieved with two smart colours, The extra bodice was rather like 'a swathed scarf, V-shaped at the heck and gathered into a high cor seler-shaped belt of black moss crepe. Tt had long ends which tied at the bback. The original bodice also had 'a. V-shaped neckline and a lower waist marked by. a narrow clip-on belt.
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