The Jasper news., 1921-10-20

in the most wonderful shadlngs; thus
a gown can be worked out In variety
Of stitches and materials, all In one
tone.
One no longer sees a robe entirely
spangled nor one done entirely in cup
shape motifs. But there are squares,
triangles, oblong, pointed, round,
faceted and tube shapes in varying
sizes, sewn according to ihtricately
traced. designs on nets of deep tone
thus making the background as well
as the embroidery in one color.
Shapes, Forms for Every Taste.
Many OF these beautiful robes have
been especially executed for the Paris
dressmakers after their own designs,
and they come from the hands of the
manufacturer almost perfect dress
with sleeves, decoiIetage, waIstline,
skirt fullness, length and shape die
tated by the highest Paris fashion an-
thorlties.
There are shapes and forms ITO
please every taste; tunlcs cut high; in
the; neck in what is known as decol-
letage, without sleeves or with very
short ones, If any, Other models hav-
ing the Straightforward decolletage
with. only tiny jeweled shoulder straps
and bodice are cut of just below the
curve Of the bust.
Again the bodice takes the form Of
bib at the front, the back and sides
of the figure being. left almost nude.
In. addition to-. the straight chemlse
| form there are tunics in. which the
skirts are entirely complete; others in
which that part known MS the skirt is
formed Of succession of festoons or
fnnges Other models are long
straight panels open at the sides.
Styles o. 1880 leave Imprint.
The quantities Of these beaded tu-
MICS that have been exported give evil
dence that all the big stores in Ameri-
ca are anticipating large demand for
them. One mdy expect, therefore, that
the beaded tunic will be seen in town
and hamlet as well as In the cities.
Although 1t appears impossible to
overcome the liking for simple black
est Of evening dresses are being made
from gorgeous materials in bright col
ors. The feeling of the 1880 period Is
very strong In model dresses for the
evening.
There are any number Of very full
skirts, most of which are very long,
some almost touching the floor. In
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g. part OF the frock is made to trail, for
while the skirt when slender is long,
it Is considered desirable to give the
effect of even greater length by trail
ing points and panels.
Much silver lace and velvet ribbon
are used as trimming on satin and silk
dresses.
Lanvin has just brought out some
charming dance frocks in satins of the
brightest shades, such as shrimp pink,
and trims them most elsborately with
metal laces and large applique motifs
Of natter blue velvet.
Harks Back to Earlier Days.
The way In which Lanvin has APP
piled the velvet trimming is most I'M
usual. The bodice pointed far down
in the front and ending at the normal
waistline-a revival of very old-tlme
styles seen IN ever so many Of these
Lanvln froeks.
Callot makes charming evening
gowns entirely OF cloth Of gold, COM
bIning with 1t gold tulle and black vel
vet. These have the very long skirt
but are of much simmer outline than
the Lanvin frocks referred to above.
The new evening capes are the love
Hest ever, and the interesting point Is
that they are -ery long, frequently
touching the floor. They are made OF
The richest materials, wonderfully com