Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-13
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@ INDIAN STYLES SEEN
9 IN FALL NEW BLOUSES

BY "AIarJorie."
written for United Press

written for United Press
NEW YORK-All of the sea-
sons fashion offerings are an
nouncing that this is to combi-
nation salad year as far as garb
is concerned and blouses are her.
aiding this fact more loudly of all
style trophies.
The day of the one-color, onel
material blouse is thing of the
sartorial past. Two colors and two
fabrics are absolutely necessary,
and the nearer the garment is to
a Joseph's coat effect, the better.
Another high spot in blouse style
is that any blouse that's in, must
be out. 1t can stay outside the
skirt band in one of many ways
tle-back, long Russian peplum,
apron. panels-but never inside
can it be.
The Avenue is showing chic
models every day that exploit
these new fashion trends. One of
the most novel combinations is
that of georgette or satin with fine
leather or visca kid panels. A
leading house shows such model
in rust georgette with a front
panel of the same colored kid. The
blouse is shirred into a short pep
lum which falls over the skirt, and
soft ribbons of rust catch the full
ness Of the georgette sleeves at
the wrist.
The vogue of garish and elab-
crate trimmings is still on, but the
Oriental seems giving way to the
Indian, both as to design and col
oring. Thus, the oyerworked ccm-
of Chinese red and AL
gerian blue is giving way to the
Aztec coloring OF crimson and
canary, OF touches of brick.
Scroll work ard conventional
patters continue to be worked out
in gay woods, chenille, metallic gold
Or silver threads, or beads and but.
tons. The ordinary tin trouser
button is found upon many elab-
crate three-figured blouses. Bu-
gle, irridiscent and jet beads are
running the gayer headings a close
race. One house is showing
very expensive blouse developed
IA cherry red duvetyn and trim
ned with great paillettes of jet
beads. Festoons OF the beads drip
rom the elbows and wrists of the
seorgette sleeves, and a banding
II irridiscent beads finish off the
blouse hem.
Another novel trimming is mar
ow ribbons formed into a pat ..
ern.s'A taupe duvetyn garnished
With bow-knot pattern made from
live and cherry ribbons is shown
nsets of patent leather, oil CLOTH
i'd and heavy leather are plenti- (
ul. Batik blouses abound. They :
mploy shades Of brick, plum, wis
aria, or flame, with real patterns
ather than the intricate maze of
heir first season. Elephants, to- n
EN- poles, camels, and the scarab Il
eem popular patterns. I,
For evening wear filmy slip r.
vers of tissues such as lace, net, q
letallic laces. or filmy silks, are a
hown. These blouses are so elab- ii
rately beautiful and are worn p
'ith such gorgeous skirts of heavy
rocaded satin that a season of v
1irts and decollete blouses rather n
IAN bona fide evening gowns is tt
rophecied 4
The less pretentious realm of m
Iousedom shOws handmade NJ
odels of batiste, linen, lawn, or 9,
bile plentifully adorned with W
drawnwork, lace, IN
lckiDg,, or medallion inserts. 1t ie
only this type Of waist that is n,
Town in the lighter shades Of
esh, pink. or white. Georgettes
I'd satins employ only the deep III