Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

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novel, piquant models that one
sees everywhere. the s%tunninsly
smart. yet withal puzzlingly simple.
modes for summer. If we recognize
many of the old fashions of late win
ter n spring. there's a beyy of re-
freshingly lew and exclusive styles,
authentic in line. trimming and fabric
for never we're offerings so various.
Ones summing up Of the one piece
frock mode will be, at the best, only
sketchily done, since no one rule ap-
plies generally. but may be quite in
dividual with the particular frock one
is describing.
II the gowns Of the present eason
make for a feeling Of bewilderment,
that bewiIderment Is a happy one,
since the looms of weavers and the
efforts of designers have combined to
secure a decorative, though perhaps
a bit dramatic plcturesqueness. And
the best liked models have a certain
youthfulness that Is not only accept
able, but becoming. Every woman In
herits a love Of clothes, and a love OF
color, though she may conhne herself
to somber shades and simple models
for reasons OF economy. To the wom-
an who loves bright things, yet prac-
tically avoids impractical shades, the
unique touches OF brilliancy in en-
cIaIiy acceptable
The Mode May Be Tndivtdualized To
Type
Many Influences have been at work
In determining the model one could
call SO variable a thing determined"
and that IS why one has a choice
so wide that some style Is sure to be
becoming. And other lands and other
days are present In the whimsical sill
houette that may suggest the wired
skirt and quaint bolero, out Of Spain;
the mid-VictorIan orinoline; the pulled
hip-line we trace to old New England.
or the Persian. Egyptian, generally
Eastern slimness Of line.
The frocks OF summer, more than
any other season. are the rocks Of
charm for the materials that fashion
them are specially plant in the hands
OF the designer. and some Of the
fabrics are so lovely IN themselves
that it is a task akin to the gliding
of the lily to conceive Ea%rnitures for
their adornment- The vogue for col
or-which includes the dainty, as
well as the vivid shades-makes a sat
isfying variety from which to choose,
and by the use OF carefully thought
out combinations real novelty may be
obtained. In these color combina-
lions. there is no limit to the daring
OF designers, and II would almost seem
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duced. for no other reason than to
make such combinations possible.
W used TO speak Of blue and white,
or black and white, or tan and navy
blue. n daring" combinations OF
blue and green! But now. rich blue
the French and peacock and Per
sian shades-are artfully designed
with dazzling greens and reds and
puppies. and the more vivid tones Of
the pastel colorings are shamelessly
thrown together and accepted without
a murmur. The people who buy, as
well as the people who design and
sell. consider them most desirable and
artistic, and II would seem that for
summer wear-especially in the out
of-doors-no combination Is too strik-
ing.
styles A Varied As Fabrics And
Colors
As to the style OF these one-piece
frocks for summer-they're a little
bit OF everything. perhaps not any
very great amount OF anything, def
nite1y. The newest models are a mat
fer Of rufies. tucks and draperies;
iaces. vestess and ribbons; ichus,
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