Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-08-19

Sash of Gold Cloth Girdles Dress Of
Heavy Pink Satin.
bOuffant and edged with q narrow
ruching of the tulle. The novelty of
this dress is apparent, but if is a
model which might nevertheless he
easily and effectively copied in simple
materials for a far less tax than is
imposed along with the label of a
prominent establishment at Paris
Chiffon Is Used.
In one of these plated gowns that
is unusual, chiffon, shading from pale
pink TO cerise, is used; two hounces
forming the skirt. Another founce is
used for The sleeveless, decOllete bodice
and each is ironed out for a space of
five or six inches across the bottom
to give the frilly appearance. A frilly
little dance frock of pink chiffon has
coral chiffon finely plated to form
disappointed f1ounce around the neck
and inset panels on the skirt.
An ingenious designer, whose models
are often plain and of rich material,
presents one particularly fascinating
gown of crepe chiffon in petunia pink
embroidered across the decollete
bodice in a floral pattern of beads and
pink-tinted pearls In order to give
piquant effect a plated fan of tulle is
added at one side of the tunic.
Plating, as relief from the severe
ly plain lines that have been so long
in vogue, has completely won public
fancy, and most of the creators are
making use of plating in some man
ner.
The plated flounce in soft material,
the lovely crepes and chiffons that
form f1uttering borders. or the ironed-
out frill of the more crisp tulles and
gauzes are seen on some Of the latest
Paris models. The tint-plaited ruff
fles sewn in rows around the skirt Of
dance frock are immensely popular
among the younger women.
Some charming dresses for the de-
hrtante element are made Of tulle,
with full-gathered skirts that are
trimmed with many rows Of narrow
plating, applied in straight lines, fes-
TONED or pointed.
Will Be Reproduced.
One of the most, beautiful evening
gowns brought over this season will
have many reproductions because OF
its becomingness. 1t comes from the
Chanel ateller, a two-piece dress that
has the effect of being all in one of
ol,i nd
sleeveless low-cut bodice is trimmed
lengthwise with stripes of the crystal
passementerie, and the skirt below the
hips is a succession of ruffles of the
chiffon, each of which is edged with
loops and drops of crystal, like a
sparkling cascade.
Madeline Vionnet has created a stun
ming evening gown Of white crepe
satin, which is altogether covered with
white silk fringe applied in diagonal
lines to form points in front and back
Cabot does some of the most ador-
able ball dresses seen this year. One
youthful model which is especially
charming for one of slender figure is
of tulle, the skirt beruffled from belt
to hem with the same goods. Other in
triguing models are trimmed in deep
points of passementerie. One, of ivory
satin, with plain very Iow-fitted bodice
which shows a decided tendency
toward the ''pinched" waistline has the
crossed straps of the satin. Attached
to the bodice is the circular skirt which
is embroidered with diagonal tines OF
silver and crystal beads, forming
acknowledged pattern. The bottom
of the flaring skirt is cut In points and
edged with the beads.