With the Magyar neck and full bodice goes the loose coat. For the spring in woollens for the summer in crepes and silks of various kinds. this loose coat is both convenient and becoming. Some people have a plain dress made of spotted mat-enol, pleated in a little at the waist. to provide fullness for the bodice and finished with a contrasting belt. With this spotted stuff is worn a plain coat of corresponding material. usually cut rather loosely. There is e boxy short coat. which stands away from the slim dress and only just covers the hips. There is also the square little cape coat, where slits take the piece of arm-holes. This also covers the hips. With a bunch of bright flowers of a jewel on the left side, this is the kind of dress that can be worn in season and out Front looseness is appearing in coats as well as in dresses. Grey checks and stripes sre being made up into coats which fit loosely at the back and are given a loose look in front by means of large pockets which are not quite patch, since they are a continuation of the front of the coat. These reach almost to the waist-line and make the coat stick out a little.
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