The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-12-21
New Styles Are
Given Approval

many OF the newer dresses built for
seml-dress wear and designed.
Cuffs are distinguishing features Of
the newer frocks. They are Just the |
little touch that brings the designs
Into a modern atmosphere and add to |
the general change that Is evident |
throughout the array OF dresses. Some
one has asked what becomes Of them
under a coat. When II is remembered
that the sleeves OF most OF tho coats
are quite as fiarlng as the sleeves of
the dresses. the problem has solved
itself.
One girl had a black velvet dress
trimmed with bands OF gray moufiion
fur. The cuffs were cones coming
down over her hands until, at times,
no hands were visible. The cuffs
showed Innings Of silver cloth and
edges Of the soft. gray fur. When the
dress was tucked under the covering
layer Of a warm caracul wrap the
fuzzy gray fur came just enough be-
low the edge Of the black fur cont to
look as though this softness Of lining
had been added to the sleeve Of the
coat.
Fur for Trimming.
Gray fur Is invaluable for trimming.
On many OF the newer frocks II makes
its appearance In the smartest man.
ner. And II has that dir OF being the
thing to do. II snaps up a dark
dress remarkably. II brings coat
out Of the ordinary run and even on
evening dresses II hus a distinctive
place that makes known the gowns
claim to smart society. Gray fur COM
blned with silver cloth Is O success,
especially when the combination Is
posed against a black surface.
Another suit, OF black silk duvetine.
hus all OF the grace and softness
which that sort of material can give
to suit. The lines are graceful and
becoming, to begin with. and When the
artlstically arranged bands OF gray
astrnkhnn were added the original
charm of the cut was accumulated
The cont of this street suit has that
long-walsted effect which seems TO be
Inevitable. emphasized by tight band
of belt edged at top and bottom with
the fur. The tight collar hugs about
the throat and the little bands of fur
are arranged In designs at the sides
OF the skirt and also used for an edg
ing along the uneven skirt line. The
little hat that caps the climax Is made
of the same fur. II is nothing but the
highest OF little turbans with n wide
bnnd for a brlm and a snug little
round section for a crown.
Altogether this suit makes a becom
Ing winter garment. extremely dressy
designed for wear at afternoon recep
tons and other sorts of daytime af
fairs where more than the usual plai:
suit Is needed. It takes the place o
dress and constitutes a wrup ut tn
J same time. In this way compensatlni
: for Its rather more lavish appearance
! The coat is an example OF man.
, made along these lines and worn witt
more and more zeal as the days 90 BY
I Practical women who are always md
e Ing fault with the serviceability o
r their clothes, are murmuring that. pei
haps, these garments will not be an
too warm. but the fact Is they mr.
z warm enough for the usual occasion
!, warmer than a coat suit. II was Intel
= estlng to see just how smart the shoI
z conts looked. There could be no be
Is ter choice for the woman to whom thu
q sort OF coat is becoming.
l. Short women, as a rule, do not loo
IT so well In the short coat as the tale
" more statuesque women, who have Il
3. lines to withstand that cutting OF
le the figure which the shorter jack
ID naturally brings In Its wake. HOY
ID ever, when the jacket and skirt nj
s. OF one and the same color, they ca
Of be more readily confOrmed to the lin,
~ of the shorter stature, even when q
of figure Is inclined TO be plump.