A dinner costume, which Schiapar the Paris Exposition of 1937, is of h relieved by a garland of lush pink ro on the revers, The hat is of crepe fluted self-material, and the whole of the most comniented in all the reach Shanghai. within Gays of frills and flounces. the bounds of that simplicity it is necessary to make for variety—a variety which is as distinctive in little differences as it would be in great Contrasts There is, for instance, a wide difference between two. Paton models, one of which is a dress of black organiza, worn with a split coa of printed linen in red, green, and yellow on white ground and edged with green and yellow. This is 2 sophisticated dress. It_is suited for high summer and it would meet many occasions, its two portions adapting themselves according to the moment.
The other, dress, made of pale pink crepe, has a shirt bodice with a quined-down collar tied at the throat, and yoke, The. whole dress consist of those broad pleats which are so distinctively Parisian. It could worn at: the sea, in the country, for week-ends, even for summer after noon It looks patently simple a its uses could be varied considerably by the hat worn with it.
Both dresses would be suited for a house, party and, betwee) them, for any kind of summer weather, dull or often there is.a peaked hat or cap in blue trimmed with the stripes.
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