The broad ax., 1922-10-28

The comblaztiou. o. Wool crsps m
color sath q Brown slik DEVstins.
thing Of this Kind to relieve their line
and supply 4 widening Of the sIl-
ho1ette at cue point. The short fur
coats at this show were particularly
noticeable. and n locks a. though
they would enjoy \ healthy season.
Broeades Ars epaStpoaG
BrOcades are a. samptu0us - can
Be Then. there are al the new weaxes
q satin ma SIX and crepe. each w
ing WITH TIE other IN IN aftsupt to be
the most gl0riOus &c an evening dress
fabrics Ths velvet brocades are par.
tieulaFiy fascinafing. M eolcr q
thick, sofE. velvet pattern against Tie
fraiiness and thinness Of q chif1on
background creates An interesting
quality Tor mat material which any
other dads dlmcult 70 equal
One Of the longer, fuller svsalns
dresses a e tnlIsta with q skin Etaf
does everything On ths 80 q carry
inG ost IL character % Tie ting q
go S1t - %. II .hae. teo. 1a1s q
the newer poinfs which are golng 10
make the eFssing frecks - tbs go
6oa. Thsrs are TIE little rs6bon roses
IN strung Along ne Qnalnt narrow
paheIs q the faretA 6kirt- There 4
the long and fitted bodice and there
Il the broad and nlmg lehu which
stretches across the shoulders IN the
most enecttve way. There Il also.
that little r1ng Of ribbon roses 5ust at
the front o. the waiaIine where TIE
bodice and skirt are Joined together.
and two little lunches Of the same
flowers 70 hold the achu n place On
the tips Of the shoulders.
TIE fact is that all Of the points
OF this gown are perfectly IN bar.
mony With re seasons demands and
details. hey are combined N such
q manner that the dress becomes ole
symphony q line 70 Be worn Wher-
ever the occasion demands that for
nal gowns shah be worn II IL an
excellent thing for a dancing dress, a.
there Is no question about the man
aeemsnf Of the skin. It sakes care o.
itself asst fIutters its long and grace
fuI way about the floor.
Another evening dress 3 quite the
opposite type though just as smart IN
its own way. They are really meant
for two different types OF women. one
Tor the graceful and dropping type
and the other for the more Eirlish
face and the rounder figure.
Lsnpthens the Lipes-
me dress Is particulsrly good for
he laree woman VINO may need some.
thine 70 IenRthen tout her lines II
has first Of eli, a fltted underdress OF
MEAL cloth. silver in this instance
then there has been draped over that
Foundation 4 fullness Of chiffon which
iss the erect that the more buxom
r-on,n1 4 eterna1ly looking fer It Il
errv ven Is faIk about those with 1T
IL rirIlsh figures who wear The puffy
clothes and about TIE character and
eharn Of them, but there ere many Of
n Who cannot hitanpl . 80 n for
snvfhlne . extreme. Buf his froA
~ Which ne are speaking has al q
- Iines uhieh are most soflenlng
ma whieh help 70 zHins he agure
s-5s ~ CONTOUR 81 TIE modem mode.
~; ~. ,rlr|7,r + low end vide snd the5e
g Srsn,nrs o. he chiffon filling
e =. ne Siaes. Bul DE bedlce =
. :, -. sri bsi1 lneeelg oxer 4 more
,. -, efssne un1erbszice. 81 this
49,, = men. ne llnes ere slbdned
snd re iFsss = given nat nnen 20
:. se.Ilsd slender appeerrnce Then
s''-rs 4 ! rose II the ben. which With
y, - c1l~rr sheen Is n direct contrast
i - r.snxe q ne chiffon with
' Z, Re silver undsrdress 5 draped