The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-11
Dress Materials in Joyous Min
cling for MIlady's Dinner and
Dance Gowns.
PLATED FAN-SHAPED PANELS
Side Decoration Much In Favori Low
WalstIlne Bodice 10 Featuredj
Pretty Trimmings In Gold
and silver.

This winter We shall dine and dance
IN velvets, laces, ribbons and furs
mingled luxuriously, according TO q
leading fashion writer. 1t wns natur-
nj to suppose that women would tire
OF lace dresses, as 80 many Of them
were worn during the summer, but
the fervor for lace continues undated.
The loveliest things imaginable have
been created In combinations OF vel
vet and lace dyed to match the color
OF the velvet In these. gray. brown
and green are favored, while black
lace frequently Is used I'm combination
with white velvet embroidered In
black.
Many beautiful lace and velvet mod
els are being made up for afternoon
wear. as we'll as for the evening. Ever
70 many Of these show the plated fan
shaped panels at the sides and the low
waistline bodice. Long, tight-fitting
sleeves and straight. shallow necklines
are features Of the lace dresses for af-
ternoon wear. Models OF this charac-
ter are greatly admired and. judging
from the number ordered by we'll
dressed women. bid fair to become one
Of the successes Of the season.
An interesting frock Is developed In
soft shade OF taupe velvet. with lace
bf the same hue. The sleeves and
neckline referred to above are used.
II has the apron tunic which, while
not new this season. 10 receiving con-
siderable attention. II Is being han
died In a much moro interesting way
than II was last summer. Frequently
II 10 OF lace or. II OF the material from
which tho dress 10 made. II carries In
teresting embroidery. which sometimes
II Of wool with deep wool fringe
edging the tunic.
Apron TunIo Of Satin.
One OF the most popular models
showing the apron tunlc 10 OF black
sLtin. The sleeveless bodice Is long
and straight. reaching 70 the hlpllne.
At this point On apron tunlc OF Jet
palllettes is attached. 1t Calls straight
TO the edge of the skirt. AS so many
OF the black frocks this year must
have a touch OF white. just as those
Of white are Rccentuated with black.
C iadder-like pattern OF rhinestones
is placed on the bodice just above the
point where the apron tunlc Joins II.
The rhlnestones appear again In mar
row band placed about two inches
from the bottom OF the tunic.
On an evening frock OF silver-gray
chiffon velvet with a full silver lace
overdress band OF chinchilla fur out
lines the high neckline of the lice
overdress In the front and, crossing
the shoulders. follows the line OF the
decolletage In the back. There is also
a band OF chinchilln on the narrow
foundation skirt about six inches from
the bottom. The girdle Is OF turquois,
blue and emerald green brocade.
A pronounced feature In evening
gowns Is the draped princess move
ment. Dresses OF this character usu
ally are cut In one straight piece from
shoulder to hem. The drapery appear
across the front OF the figure at a me
dium low waiatline. and ms the fold
are rather tightly drawn into the side
seams this gives a pronounced stom
ach line. Long trains falling from thG
low waistline. at the back or one side
are likewise features OF these drapeC
princess dresses. The decolletage Il