The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
COMING FALL FASHIONS
Atchison Globe Writer Suggests
Few New Ideas.

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Few New Ideas.
4 We have to fight hard during the
summer months to keep the colin
interesting. We realize the colin
has to cover a wide range to hold the
attention of Globe readers. Today
| in desperate effort to interest the
ladies', we wish to tell them what
Istyles will prevail next fall
! The dressmakers and tailors will
do their utmost to effect the very
long and supple line, whatever that
means. The waistlne will be almost
obliterated. The most mysterious
thing to us is the statement Of one
authority that the effect of fullness
will lie achieved lower down toward
the hem by fiat lying fiounoe, while
other models will show a complete
tunic made to flare. We have no com
lpass, and therefore can not ascertain
to a nicely just where that hem Isl
llocated--and as far as we can re-
call, we have never seen a tunic lose
Its temper and flare up.
To, effect the straight, slim line
mentioned heretofore and herein, the
corsets must be given great deal of
consideration, we are told. The prob
Hem will be to obtain corsets that will
appear corsetless. To achieve the
corsetless figure the lady may wear
la corset belt made out of narrow
satin ribbon, although we personal
lily slant to the opinion that second
hand wagon tug would prove more
durable. This model buttons with
ribbon laps on either side in front,
and is trimmed above ana below with
a fat lace ruffle bordered by a mar
row gathered ribbon, which is as it
was told to us--we don't know any.
thing about it.
Some more classical models are in
cotton jersey cloth or in brocaded
etamine, which sounds like drug.
For midsummer wear these belts are
even made OF heavy tulle. The dane
ing belts are very narrow and supple,
and are made to button on one side
4 open, whatever that may mean.
! Whereas the sport belt is much
simpler than the other models, and
is often made Of cotton fabrics, while
most appreciated model is made of
white pque with elastic on either
side The sport belts are to be but
Il toned on only one side. and all mod
else, even the most fancy, lace in the
back.
The underskirt for next fall will be
crepe in bright blue, red or green, al
= though the Snort Editor always re
garded black as the proper shade fol-
crepe. Metal embroideries Will {rl
crease the brilliancy of the effect, an
indication that business will pick III
in TIE :oundries. 1t is said the
average skirt length will be eight OF
nine inches from he floor and in the
extreme models ankle and ilooi
lengths will prevail. Which is, o
course, somber news for the men.
Sports skirts are to enjoy unlimited
popularity. Skirts of twO.tone fan
mel. in white and cardinal, and pleat
ed. will be regarded as very striking
That flannel had two tones is a sur
prise to us-we have never heart
flannel utter a note. Black and white
combinations in Crepe de Chine viii
also be popular. There is to be {
variety OF pockets, some to be patch
finished with pearl buttons Finally
the length of the skirt will depend on
the audaeity of the wearer Those
girls who are proud of their ealye,
will continue to put on stock shows
Meanwhile, the women ought to give
US a great deal Of credit for taking
the pains to dig up this fashion in
formation for them for its hard tt
write about wot guy knows moth
ing.