The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-10-12

seen, particularly in combination
with black. The creepy silks and
the soft as well as the tightly woven
wooden materials will be used for
the dresses and suits, and fur, en-
braiding, stitching, fagot.
ing and other unique forms OF trim
ming will be used for the day time
dress, while lace, beads, garlands OF
flowers, buckles and other gayer,
glistening trimmings will appear on1
the evening gowns.
For evening wear, metallic laces,
materials, and braids all will be
shown, for nothing lends more
festive effect to the evening party
than the glistening Of beads and
metal. Draped effects are coming
back in great numbers and such
gowns are trimmed with ffinges,
tassels and very striking ornaments.
depending, however, on their own
soft folds for the greater part OF
their charm.
Boomers Are Preferred
There are garments for all occa-
sions, as has been said, and there
are garments to suit the tastes and
purses of all women. There are
those who prefer the bloomer to the
petticoat, and there are bloomers
designed to take the place of the
garment that for centuries has been
considered almost necessary part OF
the feminine wardrobe. These
boomers are made OF silk and
crepes, trimmed with rnffles made
OF self material Of lace, or georgette,
sometimes caught here and there, on
the more dressy models with tiny
bows Of double faced ribbon or with
tiny nosegays Of French flowers.
Dainty Simplicity Noted
Pongee has taken place for It.
self in the lingerie world and APP
pears in the natural, In white, and
in the delicate shades of flesh, light
blue, green and orchid. 1t Is used
for shirts, chemises, camisoles,
nightgowns and pajamas, step-ins
and boomers and is popular partly
because of it's smart appearance and
partly because Of its durability.
The same idea is delightfully."- ap-
piled to lingerie made Of gingham.
This material has but recently made
its debut into the land of lingerie,
but it promises to become very
popular fabric for undergarments.
Chemises, nigntgowns, step-ins
made Of the tiny checked and small
plaid patterns shown in the best i'm
ported English ginghams make up
very successfully in all the light
shades. Appliqued designs OF plain
Bingham form the trimming on most
of them and the hens are held by
hemstitching which trims them at
the same time.
Varied Styles Pleasing
Camisoles with vest fronts to take
the place of shirtwaists with coat
suits are also shown in new varia-
tions this season. These are made
of combinations of lace and net that
is embroidered or tucked, OF the
hand embroidered batiste bands,
and sometimes with dotted swiss.
Corsets have undergone more OF q
change during the last few years
than almost any form of apparel,
ana nave grown mOIO ouPPAo. AAAOv
are made of softer materials, OF
elastic, of suede materials and are
made with larger belt lines and
flatter hips. Many of them consist
of an elastic band made snugly and
at the same time comfortably for the
athletic woman who needs both
freedom of movement and support
of surplus flesh.
Longer Brassieres Used
Brassieres are made of nets and
'Ilaces, of all kinds Of satins, sateens,
Italian silk, the cotton fabrics both
plain and embroidered, and are cut
to suit any figure and for all occa-
sions. The corsetless era was a
short one and while corsets are back
stronger than ever they are more
comfortable, more attractive in ma
terial and in the lines they give the
figure. Due to them is the success
of the outer garment for without a
good figure, the best costume made
would be an utter failure.