The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
Alacrity With Which
These Were Snapped
Up Indicate That
Women Are Not Keen
for Reign of Crinoline

whose skirts go further IN tho fan,as,,
than their piquaut coats.
Such n costume is tho ono r,,,,
Premet which II artist has s~tc.chaI |
a royal blue taffeta coat of Il ynu,bti
and jaunty sort and q fun hut SINAI
undcrsk.rt arc separated hv III,
enormously bouffant over-kir' az b,u,
and black striped taffeta - drapel IN,
tho stripes run Crusswisc in from, A..
up and down Ga the iiariug SIDES A.
IN the back. Extreme, of course. lsa
all Of Premet's things. but with a cor.
tain charm of it's own
The plaid six overski-t nHh bod =,
or coat aud undcrskirt Of plain COZ.
has appealed to several makers. ana ,
some cases the results are very al.
tractive. as bouffan, effects ~. On.
of Bernard's models hat IL hc.u- in.,l
copied has a bodice of rcd chiffon. |
n Of the beautiful flame rc.s t.,. |
are, oddly enough. not half ~ 10, . |
aggressive as many Of the irailor -sI |
tones. There IL n little emhroider,
about II. a few touches Of black sk
repeating the back Sin uf tlo unde-.
skirt. AMI the wide. dripcl ovetsk;. |
Is Of red and black plaid taff"'a, MOI,
black than red.
Taffeta X greatly used for attern,o,
and evening frocks. too, but many o.
the prettiest summer afternoon f'p.ks
turned out from tho French st,.e.,
are in the thin crepes and ,].ifous an!
grenadines and similar stuls. PAN.
or figured. and perhaps trimmed llrA:.y
-. s,Tca,a 49, IL, .Sn a. =. E.,t,l .f.-
stuff. trimmed in plain Ne .cLa
chiffon.
These mako adorab,y coo! al
dainty hot weather froCsS djI alow
great fulness Of skirt without lIik q
aggressive width, 50 they are "A eo'l
compromise for the wo,nan Who Nal',
to be in the mode but hates cA'remsl
and froakishncss.
One of the very daintiost % ',catey
noon models exhibited Al TO ,oHt.
Broadway opening was ~ a r,N weave
Of thin crepe striped In cicl n'G" and
dark blue and trimmed IN ct'E 80
taffeta. and Agnes shows a. fr9,t a
blue striped chiffon. trimmed IN plain
dark blue chiffon, that should 10, a by
to any M
Here and there satin p.'- if an 40.
pcaranVc. Buth L'uyu IaI jenny
have used l. for straight oD" p'-s
frgcks. whose skirts are v''" ri. t:
undraped and smIrtly eru. r~H.I'!s:
Dne Of tnCso models, II Ia.Nn, 5 :.
dark blue. very supple sa'u. N.ttf
embroidered around the top 90 -
skirt. and especially over the iHs A
solid Oriental designs 81 b"auuf., r.
and ycilows and deep Ilrr.'S tal
warm soft blues.
DOucot has chosen satin 'r or' .
the short. ilaring ,ua' sG.'-. No.
often seen in ~ta;feta, and Nor'H. lr-
coll, bernard and others nav" t.l. -
satin suits. but they M" tn" c~Nro''es
rather than tic rue. as 80" '"r7.1
suits of alpaca and Of c'amlr". lre'
colts black etamiue model, whose ca;
is slightly fitted. though cut 90 Ta'a''
long lines and cmhroidcro! a a"-
in traoery # black and SILVER las R
lovely straight frock bcneat. g.. ct
"A frock whose bodice is ain. va..'
OF black chiffon ON net oa 2 .ier'.
lavishly in spidcrv tracc.E s.,e.
This sheer embroidered e' '"M
down into the skirt a 'r..'. eN..t
long vast line. AMI is ..'j
straight FIR shoulders '' ,.;
Hare given the stir, h.''.a .' a
tu,ncss. though the HON j. d.. "'a.-
And 10y the way. va'r. 81" $50"
bottom must flare, I'll" .u'. .'.. d.
els often slow, instead ~ '.s =
other e;lftcnin- in '.e r. ,..''. :
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