The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-04-28

the other. There are several black
and white gowns here made of chIf-
ION and lace. with touch of distinct.
ly bright color added I'm some way.
Jenny has surprised every one by
insisting upon keeping her skirts
even the skirts OF the evening gowns.
which are ever the first, 10 fall-as
short as they were last season. Many
people look to this designer to more
or less establish style for the CONF
ing season, and there is, in conse-
quence, much talk concerning the
shor;ness OF the skirts.
White and combinations Of black
and white are considerably IN the lead
among the evening gowns shown by
Jenny. And the white ones are per-
maps the most notable among them.
They are made OF chiffon, Of crepe de
chine and of MORE, their trimmings,
when they are trimmed at all. being
also OF white and very inconsplcuous.
~ handled. Both the white and the
black and white costumes furnish an
excellent medium for the use of soft
drapings OF lace which. II would seem
from general appearances, is being
used quite "a freely ms ever II has
been for the past season or two.
Coat Dresses.
AZ the shop of Jean Patou, green
Is the color that is chosen to be used
In combination with blue serge. Here
they are In the habit, this season, OF
tightening the blue serge frock with
some lingerie sort OF trimming or or
candle pipings managed In a number
or original and new ways.
Many OF the skirts for day dresses
In Paris are In some way spread out
to give look of extra fullness, and
this little trick is often accomplished
by means of gore set In at the hips.
Ihere are many adaptations OF the
Idea, but In some form or another one
IL quite likely TO meet up with II In
the showing OF spring costumes.
Doucct is displaying numerous
dresses that are made for street wear
and which are sometimes called "coat
dresses" The most successful ones
are OF black satin. sometimes trimmed
With lace. The very large sleeves car
~ with them that RoumnnIan flavor
which has lately been so popular. and |
these, II is true, are found In most
n the spring collections.
There is new fashion for handling
chiffon that Is employed extensively
~ Madeleine ct Madeleine, Patou and |
Poiret In some way the fabric is
used In double thickness and is cut
20 that the hem Is distinctly uneven.
There Is In these skirts a great deal
)f fullness, so that when one walks
lbout there appears waving I'M
about the feet II Is an ex-
remely graceful style, and one that
$ bound TO be popular. They are do.
ng II, too, with satIns and with
'repes.
The dressy dress In two cSlors is
mother of the things among the new
ihowlngs that achieved instant sue.
'ess AT many Of the French houses
hey are displaying gowns that have
he skirts made Of one shade and the
'odlces made Of quite another tone.
'atou' an enthusiastic sponsor OF the
dea, prefers the combination of
'elge and blue for this sort of frock
)ocuillet shows many OF this type OF
wo-toned frocks which are accom-
'anled by capes-short capes-having
ne side made Of one Of the tones
lsed for the dress and the other side
made Of the other tone. That is, they
ire made of serge and lined with silk
4 another shade, or they are made
4 one color OF crepe de chine and
Ined with another color. or they are
made OF satin and lined with another
olor OF chiffon, and so on through
lany combinations. Then, whatever
he combination in the cape may be,
hat combination is faithfully repeat
d In the frock, though never twice In
he same manner.