New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
Fashions For Easter Follow Suit

l plSh tIe Il6HL SulC tHlS SSdf III UT der to win the Easter fashion game. l There are so many suits to choose from that it is a real challenge 10 a woman's wits to decide which ace of style she should play.
 l She may have a long suit or short suit, so far as the jacket is 1 concerned, but she will carry off honors if she combines feminine finesse with independent sureness ln the way she leads off in her suit. And she should realize that she can't make a mistake in a black l suit!
 She should carry it jauntily and yet demurely and above all she should never everyday her hand by selecting suit she can't manage well.
 l Slender, medium height young women should go in for boleros and l nipped-in waistlines: taller ones should realize the value of just the right feminine little blouse.
 Navy blues stand second in choice to black suits for Easter. Little pin dotted and checked fine semi-sheer wools are quite as smart as plain colors and ribbed wools are better than flat ones. Greens and grays and violet and beige suits are to be found aplenty, too, but the blues and black lead. And never in the history of fashion was there such q ravishinglly lovely collection of charming suits as this year pro- duces.
 All of the best choices for Easter are the soft, dressmaker variety. Natty, jaunty and cute they are, 10 be sure, but above all they ar, feminine and flattering. The blouse's collar may we'll show at the neck and even fold down or frlll out over the coat. And the detail work on every suit of importance IS cAquisitely expressive of the new, intricate era in fashions which now has fully arrived.
 For the young girl, an original O'Rossen suit in navy blue semi- sheer crepe has utterly charming l llIlSS III US ION lldI tu ShIl | tIidI llbo snugly up over the hips to normal waistline and its nipped-in, semi fitted jacket with soft lapel collar. This suit has ravishing little lady. blouse of hand embroidered batiste, with its square neckline outlined iii a little self-frill and a like orna- lment running up the front a little ways from the waist, with pearl button adorning it. A blue straw beret, fox fur, blue opera pumps, purse and gloves are correct access sories.
 For the tall girl, the long-peplun, suit is an answer to prayer. It gives her grace, charm and a casual dressiness that suits often lack. One of these in black fine wool crepe has & vestee collar in egg shell galyack which points out to chic on both sides and in the back and stands up in a little turnover collar that is stunning. The blouse is embroidered egg-shell satin, The suit ties shut, a novel little way of fastening, and the skirt has slightly circular fullness, flaring in a way to suit the peplum's lead.
 Smart and very new is the bolero , outfit in black flat crepe with q blouse in white dotted swiss frilled at the neck and making drop- cuffs to the sleeves. The cut of this soft little costume is intricate and allur- ingly lovely. It has godets in the ! skirt, the sleeves arc cut in one with the bolero and the bolero ties in front.
 The last word in smartness comes via a very finely checked gray and black suit with its long skirted coat cut much on the lines of a tuxedo so far as the little double breasted fastening is concerned. The lapels are rounded and reveal the sweet est little white silk pique vestee and the coat buttons over this with black bone buttons. The skirt is gored and flares just about as much as the coat. Black accessories or gray ones can be worn.
 Jaunty as any spring flowers that ever adorned a garden. is a little Augustabernard original in black sheer crepe with white pique and pearl buttons to give it contrast.
 The skirt has impressed tucks, $ neat wrap-around with wide hem on the left front side, and the jack ct flares out over the tight skirt yoke in the newest and most ap- proved line. The little vestee of white pique flaunts a Queen Anne collar of tucked white pique and through the shoulder of the coat, a bow of the pique runs like q bou- tonniore. For this youthful crel- ton, a white kid purse, white gloves and black moire pumps are quite the thing and q black soft stray beret adds another note of chic. Since capes are all over the fash ion parade this spring, the narrow shouldered woman should by all means have a cape suit. One in finely checkered worsted, in gray, s ideal for this woman It belts its coat at very high waistline, to en- phasize the little cape and its skirt has pointed godets for flaring cir cular fullness to match the capelinr. A white flat crepe blouse ties in front and one of the very new Milan straw turbans tops it.