The state herald., 1920-11-19
MlLADY's FASHION
,HoNEYoEW! SHRIMP! TOMATO,
RATTAN! CRAZY? MOTIFS
THE SPRING coLoRs
BY Marjorie"

New York. Nov. 19-Whilst Mad.
anne and Mademoiselle New York
squirm through the jams of Christmas
shoppers. the fashion world which
makes styles is concerning itself about
suitable clothes for springtime. Prac..
tically every clothing manufacturer fs
working upon raiment for balmy days
Although they will not give decisive
style ultimatums as concerns the com
ing season, they do lift the cover. %
to speak. from the potpouri OF color..
line, and fabric, and give tantalizing
little whiffs Of what the feminine kind
may expect
There is whin OF color. The Tex
tile Color Card Association OF Amer
lea has issued its spring coiors. These
colors are very gay and rainbowy.
Orange.yellow combinations verging
from iightest to medium shades are
very good. These hues are named
Honeydew. Shrimp. and Tangerine.
Red-orange-yellow combinations con-
tinue In favor. There are three shades.
Of these known as Tomato, Paprica,.
and PimentO.i There are sorsA won.
derfully soft new duh greens and.
blues. There are reds ranging from
the brilliant Folly to a maroon
Waist makers have selected from
this chart five colors which they are
featuring in the new blouses they are,
now making. The FIVE are ZINC, n
medium gray: Honeydew: Porcelain
blue like the china OF that name.
Rattan. yellow.tan: and Tomuto.
The blouses which are being deveiup-
ed these shades continue the tlInic or
pepium line, and most of Them arc
slip-overs. Some houses are endeav..
oring to push buck into popularity the
flesh and white georpette biouses.
These are made with all the trimming
concentrated upon the front. IN tIiat
the waist may serve as II suit glet.
In fact this fad OF bedeclxing MIIady's
straightfr frnot is carried out In most
OF the blouses. Braiding. efnbroide.-
les, soutache, tinscl. headings. or ap-
pliques trail their festive art across
that sartoriai expanse commonly
known us the ''gravy-dripping region
Another whiff rom the fashion caui-
dron tells us that both Afternoon sndF
street dresses viii he mainly made or
blues, sand. and gray. In contrast b,
the blouse realm OF more garisli huc.
Dresses will be fuller. even wen
bounant although the choker collar
and basque remain among thoxe pres-.
cnt." SIsshed tunics over contrasting
foundations win reign supreme. pIai6
tafetas In conservative colors. sucsi ~,
gray and blue. or brown and smd. Will
be heavily used. The waIstlfnc may
cause a split In fashion circles. Some
houses insist that II be normal: 9th
ers say that II shall be below par and
the great third party maintains that
wnistllDcs have been. are, and always.
shall be above par. Thus. OF tho max
ing Of many waistlines there IA no.
ond'
Elton Jacket suits viii gladden. de
heart Of flapper. white the loose HI
mona sleeves that arc prophnsind In
nll suits viii tickle the rotund mat
ron. Sleeves, It's mysteriouaiy whis-
pcred about, win three.quartor length
or glfrhtly IA ihe fooNu ri az fba ftt,tu,-
hone, Many turnback culfs are flnunt-
cd. one manufacturer was bold
enough TO give more than n whln OF
HIS daintlos In store. He has really
launched spring suit II is Of navy
noltet twin, otoT cut hmona sleeves.
tnrnback cufa Of paprica duyctyn und
lapel cmbroldcries In paprica floms.
and tinacl
Wool akir,s, such ns white Serge.
flnnnelotte, or old fashioned flannel.
are shown for the summer sports giri
Stitching runs rampant a white nnnA
mel plea,ed skirt IN finished With u
cot blgh banding OF blue checker
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