Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

The loops at the wastline should drawn up
but not tied This is done TO define the waistline OF
begin TO draw the lace from the flower edge OF the
corset Keep. absolutely opening between tho
edges of the two edge bones II these bones Il
indicates that the corset is too large at the hips and 1t
should have darts into it to bring It proper
size. Now draw the aces from the top of the
to the waist Be careful here to preserve the
distance in the open space The stays must on a
direct line from top to bottom, otherwise the
twist or there Will be bulging line Then tie the
loops at the wastllne and tuck the knots inside the
lacings that there will be bulgng Jumps that
will show through a thin gown
In taking of the the reverse order is OBJ
served. the loops united the acngs drawn out
widen the the garters unclasped the
unfa stened.
nearly at its best the nrst time
IT is worm there is certain nice agreement between
the corset and figure after it has been a couple
OF times. There seems to be mistaken idea that
good corset must necessarily be expensive.
cheaper corset OF unknown make that really ex-
raVagant for it quickly loses it's shape 1t
past all its usefulness Every standard manu-
faoturer makes corsets In grades and after
certain point is reached in the price you do pay
for better made corset but simply for the adorn-
ments which II carries
Naturally there are greater strength and wearing
qualities in the standard makes. and, what
portant the fabrics and bonins will bear cleaning.
The of this season give the back a different
curve. Instead of making figure slope in at the
waist line with swayback effect the spine assumes
almost outward curve and the abdomen is held in
normal position instead of being drawn inward and
upward until it loses itself in other parts an
ance and takes away the unbendng cuirassed effect
which at suggests the stin corsetr
In buying corset the thing consider is that
brocade materials and the elaborate trimmings
much less important than cut suitability to hRure
Then there are other points to consider. The nrst
step is to sit well stand when trying on the
corsets in order to If the too long or
the bonng over the hips too After its esct
the hips is notice the effect corset from
the waist line up. Does II support without lifting the
bust? This is II sufficiently high in the back
to support the flesh at this point yet not so high
to ridge.
II the steel in long the corset will round
giving line which is Objectionable II the steels
at the back are too long they will strike the chair
when sitting. II the corset is too over the hps
or the busta seam must be taken in or II too small
gore inserted
Simplicity OF form and natural youthful lines are
the dominant things in this seasons figure. The pass
ing Of the empire and the directore and the moyen
age fashions in favor of this novel graceful
one will be generally welcomed by womankind.
The waist line has again to Its normal posi-
ton and there is positively no use or excuse for a
short waisted figure the waist line must be estab
lshed at the lowest point designated by nature her
self This is not radical change. rigid enforce
ment Of rule that has been allowed relax little
during the reign OF the empire. directore, and the
moyen age gowns The princess gown is stil in
but the figure Is easy and youthful
With most of the corsetS of this season brassiers
OF some sort Is not an Incidental but necessity no
hgure is properly fitted without The bust having
no support from the corset. depend upon the
brassere both for shapelinss comfort II con-
ing with that awful middle aged fold in the back
and gives certain trimness that other garment
impart
New forms OF brasseres are Of simple constructi,l
Among the most decorative these novelties are the
DrasAeres made OF heavy lace. as cuny and Ir,sa
Brassieres OF knitted tricot continue claim attsu-
ton and considerable number OF corset models are
completed with matching brassieres.
The corsets reach the knee that the hose
supporters extremely short They are there new
erthsless, in great numbers They look indeed ike n
fringe around the bottom Of the garment