Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
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out of sight out OF mind" cannot lie
said OF the llngeries Of the present sea.
son. for while designers OF these delight
ful garments have been presenting ever
new and more cniicing bits of undeap'
psrcl for our admiration and delight
they have quite outdonC themselves TINS
time. The things they offer are the kind
that once seen are never forgotten, but
lingcr In the mind 81 feminine pcrSua-
sion. until they are added To her very
own collection of dainty undertakings.
Ever widening in scope Of design. OF
fabrics used every trying 10 bcc"mo
more and more suitable 10 the outer gar
cinn,s worn above them and more and
mUre practical for various occasions.
the undcrgarmcnts seem TO have reach
cl their zenith In charm ana originality.
Bloomers Arc Preferred
There are garments for all occasions
"a has been said and there are garments
10 suit the tastes and purses OF all NO
men There are those who prefer IN"
lloomcr a. the pettlouat. and there AFRO
bluomers designed to take the place II
tho garment that for centuries has been
considered almost a necessary part OF
the feminine WARDROBE. These bloomers
are made OF silk and crcpcs. trimmed
With rufflcs made Of self material OF
lace. or gcorgettc, sometimes caught
here and there. on the more dressy
models with tiny bows Of double faced
rig9on or With tiny no'esays OF French
lloWsrs
Some Of these are knee length and
others extend almost TO the ankle. or az
Far az Is consistent with The length OF
the skirt worn over Il. Skirts are grow
ins longer and longer So many Of the
winter models may be- shown ia the an
klc Itself
BlComers uf darker materials ara
most practical for rrcc, Vwvsr sinder
the blllcur " cldh OF silk
Imported Petticosi> Liked
\ ladys preference OF certain gowns
may demand the use Of pctticoat and
for ,hts. have been imported models OF
different kinds The more practical ones
come IN the darker colurs of crepe de
chine, Italian silk or the soft satins
They are trimmed with hand cmbroid
cry. With appuqucl designs In contrast
ing color. which aplsar ON the pleated
uuuuccs at the bottom of them. For
the thinner dresses and the more drcssy
occasions are shown imported models II
hand embroidered batistc OF silk com
biucd Nth real lace In panels, In stripe
la mcdall'ons ~, upon yol<cs aud IN
sorts OF tucked net 80 fashioned that n,
ono could possibly mistake the French
inspirations that Designed and mad,
them.
Some of these pctiiCUsts are combined
with bodies and make charming slips
for the summer gown or Tor the ncgii
see On tho silk mudcls deep hem n
fccts Of lace ar net often appear at tbs
top and bottom ~ the slips, into which
are run the patterns 81 the embroidery
Stopins and night gowns made To- com
plcte the sets have tho same scheme
~ trimming carried out on them.
Many Striped Designs.
Gcorecttc Is popular in the white. IL
flesh and in many of the other dainty
anu More vivid shades combined with
laccs and embroidered ~ tucked nets
~ more simply trimmed with lust hem
stitching OF feather stitching TO give 1
morr tailored effect Added Ia this form
81 trimming on sumo of the garments