The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Wide Variety
Is ShO1O11 in
Fall Styles
BY JULIA BLANSHARD
MA Service Writer


NEW YORK, July 15.-When au-
tunn comes, win your new fall
wardrobe be far behind?
Now is the time 70 assemble It.
College and business girls can cap
italize their summer leisure and
stick a feather in their fashion caps
al the same time BY carefully plan
ming right now Just what they VIII
need for autumn.
Fall fashion shows are the order
Of the day. Fall materials appear
on every hand. Fall colors, fall
styles, fan his-and-that can be had
for the asking.
Variety Is Great
There is tremendous variety
from which to choose. Some cos
tunes adapt the new silhouette
with new fabrics and colors TO
create astonishing different-look-
ing clothes from last winters.
Fur-trimmed suits meet a new de-
mand for elegance. Simple lines in
coat dresses mate with rich fabrics
to create new femininty.
Some outstanding style points
ravish the eye Longer. even,
daytime skirts are accepted. No
one questions Waistlines. unless
they are too big and should be re-
duced.
The Importance Of interesting
skirts is insisted upon, as having
precedence over the ubiquity of
elaborated sleeves and bodices this
summer.
skirts Come First
As a matter of fact. skirts should
hit the eye first. in the new mode,
especially on dressy clothes. Skirts
are significantly different. The pep
lum frill adds to a general "hippy'
feeling that is quite au fat.
Skirt yokes have shirrings, drape-
ries, sometimes decorated, some
times plain. The double skirt is
back, quite dignifed, quite appeal
ing.
Rufles set in apron lines on some
party gowns and fancy little extra
ruffles on flounces make one wonder
if, after all. we are headed straight
backs to the days which bodices
we're tight and plain, skirts al be-
rufied, bedecked, be-trimmed-back
TO the days that begot the hustle.
Coats are princess line. make
much of boleros, or else insist on
the new three-quarter length for
suit wear. Fur fashions Jokes,
sleeves. cape effects and hip yokes
and hip landings on many suits.
Straight Line Is "Out"
The Iong-coated suit, the peplum
one or the jaunty bolero COM
pletely outcrowd the straightline
cardigan.
Materials are so varied they are
hard TO describe. Montone tweeds
replace vari-colored ones of last
year. but there are so many new
weaves that a single color takes on
different high-lights in each.
Nubbed materials, ribbed ones,
fancy lacy weaves, some novelty
plaids, checks and invisibly corded
woods are to the fore
A plain-cOloTed material, busted
over with beige or gray. is a novelty
that may have a big run. FleckingS
are good. too.
Of Black Is Best
The most important single color
item is the off-black that is shown.
Blackberry black. raspberry black, a
green black and a blue-black glow
like beautiful jewels. with just a
hint of color to make them smart
or than the dead blacks of last
year.
Reds are very good this season,
soft yet deep reds, and all the rust
reds and tawny tones that spell
autumn and turning leaves.
There are few penetrating green's
most of them having dull blue
tones. Blues are brighten than navy
with much purple in them. Newest
and loveliest are the purply-toned
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