Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
PARIS. Oct. IL.

fAftIS, OCl. IL,
~HAMELEON-LIk oo-tuIiers are
changing their models to satisfy
~ the ever-.n reasirs demands OF
Aeir patrons for unusual gowns. When
ne Farisienne sees a frock rejecting
-er own. no matter how smart i, nay
re. she Will cast Il aside For this
>eason new designs are constantly be
* shown b. the famous kings Of
.sSion.
Worth's models are conservative.
my one who supplies the court of
-ns!and with gowns dare not be &c
nitric.
The skirts are narrow. however and
a)st OF them sIashed at the side. For
ming and afternoon wear graceful
-aped skirts are used. bu; for street
IS the straight line Is broken b.
-->s;an blouse. with . bel--shaled skirt
Hd.ng alnos; 10 the knees.
Drecolrs coats are built either on the
ita.y or Girectolre lines. TIE latter
e shows a lie .ded flare beloH The
.seI waist line and vests AMI collars
elaborate b-ocade or embroidery.
The military coats are shor; and
are. with close-fitt.ng nigh collars.
q are aSdhliS bi d-icu otIpSS t4it
lnt P.eated skirts usually accompany
Csc coats These .-odes are especially
coming 20 youthful figures
The lovely frocks by this designer
ave high collars Of tuile. with a mar
o~ binding o: fur at the top.
a smart frock of emerald green broad
ioth trimmed Wit black satin has a
g.eated skirt ..4n7iua no. 4 - 81
yoke. THIS : uee. scr on the FigHt u-p
and Just exten-s below the siIdle on
the left. VIZ this fro j. worn d
.oat OF black satin.
Long coats of serge are co plica,ed in
construction. Their pleated skirts cause
them 10 be easily n.-seake for coat
suits.
Redfern's street suits show half-lensth
coats with a s Cht mare at tie bottom.
IRE fuIIness is either belted III .e-
moved ny fitted s. as. The sleeves are
fitted IN the armholes perfectly plain
For street Wear Callot's coa are OF
three-Quarter length, with broad pane-s
rese Hing the WatteaJ peat san-ins
from the shoulders and caught N a; tCe
hem. Others are short 4 sIS1t.y
Earring They are usually fashioned Of
bro ace. Win collars a3t tuIfs o. tuT.
and worn with - us of black satin.
The feature Of The Cfcrut modes
the broad sash 7 his IS ORA in soft
folds about the vast, extending - the
bust Inc
Bechor-David ~~ode.s preserve yo'',h-
vi. 81 0p4e Ines. me rOGnI--eDSlT
skirts hans stla.ght and slim from
high waist lines
The trains which adorn handso e
evening sowns hans from the waist
line or shoulders TIE slva-e cut a
-!ety Is considered "orc artistic than
me pointed or rs at train.
Afternoon frorps Of b. e-g:ay vel fet
Ire especially favored. Ecru ace for -
d the Nshaped yoke ami high collar
one pretty rode! a wide GiTd'e OF
velvet had sash ends en5roi Tered
ith silver.
A bright blue brocade ve'vet wrap
.as trimmed vi h bla paune elvet.
Fur rodes have never been assured
pTe cOr'!al welcome than they are
@etIng with this season Snug fur
coats. NUTS and stoles. rotor hoo IS
md fur-tr.m ed garments are m great
q and. Scarcely frock appears with
OCT .ts torch OF fer.
Narrow bands of skunk fur were used
- ri lovely gown of white bro
--6ed satin
Vests collars and cuffs Of con'ra a.
ifg 60 OF are used TO trim so e OF the
arteSt blouses For instance a
blouse 81 navv-biue satin had vest