The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-09

other field Of costumlng. The coutur-
iers seem TO have run wild in making
new things and new designs. In carry
Ing out their own pet ideas, as II
were. AT the showing of each col
lection more beautiful frocks than the
last seemed to appear until one be-
came bewldered IN trying TO decide
which was the best.
Chanel shows dresses that are par.
tlcularly simple and young. The waist.
lines are never Indicated by belts bur
only by folds OF the materials. Con.
trary to the rule of most OF the other
houses, Chanel makes the decUllette
square. One remarks, as elsewhere, n
tendency to the fondness for the
straight lines. The skirts IRE some
times plated with walstlnes remain
ing plain and untrlnmed so that the
skirt OF the frock is apparently the
most interesting feature.
At Paul Carrots the panels ave
their places on each side of the gown,
giving fuller and more ample line
To the skirt. At times they are placed
near the back Of the skirt, resulting
In a long and decidedly graceful
silhouette.
Jean Patton shows number OF
dresses Of olive green velours or Of
plain brule trimmed with dyed lambs
wool. The skirts are straight. adorn-
ed with the floating panels. two or
more attached at the waist according
to taste.
one Is surprised TO ind that most
of Polret's skirts are straight OF line
and narrow OF width. contrasting with
his usual lncllnatIons,
Favors Gray Models.
Lucien LelOng shows decided feel
ing for gray models and for the lighter
shades of tan. A frOck of blnck vel
vet is gorgeously enriched y sleeves
Of silver cloth. A dress OF cream nus.
lin has for girdle three bourrelets
Of graded velvet, rom maroon to
champagne color In lovely modula.
tions.
Jenny persists In the bateau line OF
neck for her afternoon frocks. Serge
dresses Of navy blue are straight and
simple. Some are trimmed with con
sentative band Of narrow black brtnd
One gown of blue serge remains
straight and simple with sleeves tight.
ly fitting. the left sleeve surprising
one with a wide cuff of white serge
on the right side Of this skirt is u
panel hanging from the waist and
lined with white serge.
At Premet's all Of the serge frocks
are straight and narrow. One model
Of black serge Is lightened by a collar
and wristbands Of white crepe, braided
and rebraided with crepe Of orange
and brilliant green. The majority of
the afternoon gowns Lave round necks
with large collars which reach over
the shoulders like bertha.
One exquisite frock of myrtle green
relies for its trimmings upon an en-
broidered pattern OF tiny beads of por-
celaln In marigold yellow. This is, In
effect. most unusual and charming.
At Madeleine ct Madeleine there Is
an attractive gown for the jeune file
OF beige kasha with an adjustable cor
sage which fastens In the back with
huge buttons. This frock has an am
pie skirt which reaches well below
the ankles. A serge dress has q skirt
full and long with a short waist and
sleeves tied at the elbow and falling
bouffants.
Al Martial ct Armands one sees as
always a number OF the transforma-
ton dresses. There Is one of white
crepe with panels OF black crepe
which fall from the shoulders and may
be removed to show tightly fitting
skirt OF white. Another has re.
movable skirt of black marocain
which Is made over green Jersey. This
can be detached and used as cape.
Many gowns have girdles which form
large gelgha boWk nj the hack