The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Chic Touch
Is GiUe11 by
Tuckin Type
BY HENRI BENDEL
MA Service writer.

NL1 service N4itFts
NEW YORK. March 3. - With
suits first choice In spring fashions,
the separate blouse has assumed an
entirely new proportion.
It has graduated from the
school Of accessories to an impor-
tant unit Of the ensemble.
I. has found ifs power not only
to accomplish the metaborphos.1
O. ,u... but 10 ach.cye color rela-
tianel.ps rs dce rable and in1por-
taat a. those Of the various c1ti-
ties ri the ensemble.
The backbone OF the spring ward
ro0e the suit, becomes chameleon
in character through the infinite
variety Of material, color and de-
tail achieved by the new blouses.
Originality in BIouses
4 single costume Of this char
acter with the assistance Of a few
separate blouses, finds the modish
woman sm2rtly QUILTED for any
and every occasion.
The French couCuriers are lavish
ing great Thought and care upon
bloues. giving them new originality
softnces and feuininity.
an assembling a costume, the
smart woman would choose her
blouses with a definite relation
ship In MIND between the suit and
them
With q tweed or jersey tweed
sur. for instance the, blouse and
E9t may match one Of the outstand-
inc c0I0rs Iu the tweed mixture with
real effectiveness. such color re-
la---ahip performs magic IN bring
ln- out line dominating tone in the
Suit.
Chic Tuck in Model
one OF the bIouses selected for
illustration demonstrates the above
point admirably It is Paquin
creation oil burn-orange, picking up
the orange thread Ct the tweed suit
with which it Is worn-a color note
further accumulated by the felt hat
of he sane shade as The blouse.
Like many of the new blOuses.
tL.e paQvin concept seems to grow
ont 0i the skirt being q tuck-in
model and having that charming
detail characteristic Of the hour.
The c0!lcr Is illustrative Of the
achievement of The shoulder width
neeccc go balance the new proper
tons and has g. surplice closing.
II has tire r-preyalent draped
effect about the neck. and its fine
hsnd--un tueks in little groups are
repeated i'll cuffs Of similar char
acIer
Among the illustrations are a
couple q delightful examples of
blouse units capable Of performing
q sports sui, INTO a formal ensem-
ble
IN the one. shirring and petal
detail play important parts, the
former forming the shoulders while
the latter ends deep V-neck in a
JabO-
Tho material is fat silk crepe in
the .0vely new Shade Of fanfan blue
Tie petal motif is used in a cuff
OF semi-cIrcle dimension to finish
the sleeve. and the lovely shade is
again repeated in the draped turban
OF soft 1eit
The other is faille silk with
satin polka dot Illustrating the
draped round neck which is both
youthful and charming.
The front is out in a succession
Of trlangIes ending in a jabot and
the slccvos partake of the supple
movement OF the blouse, being loose
and gathered into a narrow band
at the hand.
IN color the pastel shades domin-
ate the spring blouses, presenting a
delicate garden of tones from which
to choose.
While The tuck-ins lend them
selves best to the high waIstline,
which is The outstanding demand of
the present mode. there are many
little oTer5hirts still worn with the
new suits. but always so designed
as to actually create or else simu-
Il e. the high line for the waist.