Evening star., 1934-09-13

one Of the Fall fashion shows
~ recently presented IN New
York, q an excellent theme
ana one that we sl1all borrow for this
week ia discussing various frocks seen
here and there about town, for there
n "a much new IN every direction that
Il u difI,Cult to choose any one subject
to talk about to the exclusion OF the
others. Everything seems to have .
GLAMOUR Of newness, some smart de-
tafl to commend It to our attention,
ana one can hardly pass by collec-
ton Of dresses these days without
stopping to examine and investigate.
Taking them in the order In which
ne saw them, there were first q group
Of blouses, 20 necessary to the Fan
suit. Blouses are very big items ana
run the whole gamut Of fashions from
sports to formal. The overblouse type
IN Jersey is . good Fall investment,
and Il comes In the most delightful
coIors to contrast with your suit Beige
q SPLENDID, and It comes with o raglan
shoulder and bright green or rich red
Scarf collar. It will add warmth to
your lightweight suit when q crisp
cool day arrives. And In the same
category might be mentioned those
wonderfully soft, lightweight all-wool
sweater hlouses imported from Austria,
which are marvellous. They come IN
the loveliest colors-about three or
four greens and various rust, rose and
red shades. And, furthermore, the
designs are 20 different looking, with
metal buttons and special necklines,
IN very intriguing. They are around
% to SO and worth every cent Of 1t.
For afternoon wear, blouses Of satin
In egg shell and white are favorites.
A very pretty one at So has what Is
called the tulip neck" It Is that ar
gAngement Of material by means Of
seams and folds whereby an otherwise
straight strip becomes o petal-hke
collar. This particular one Is fastened
with q huge dark button at the front
Of wedge-shaped plastron that ex-
tends to the underarm seams. A
satin blouse with wide shallow neck
with . drape to It and q deep, wide-V
section pointing downward, has long
sleeves with pointed shoulders and Is
belted. It comes In golden color and
Chinese red.
The cocktail blouse Is delight
fully picturesque affair, In white
satin. II ID really Q slorined shirt.
waist, with stitched shirt collar,
and the very full sleeves are shirred
ct the shoulders and gathered into
stitched wristbands. The waist,
which q buttoned down the center
front, - gathered into Q wide
stitched satin belt. This cocktail
blouse also comes In o much more
elaborate version Of white and gold
crepe shown with an empire green
velvet skirt-such . lovely combi-
nation.
"A ND speaking Of metallics. one
= shop d showing beauties just
In from New York. Whole dresses Of
heavy. crepy gold Goth, high Of neck,
long nun sleeves, plain slender skirts.
The material u 90 handsome that It
needs little more than an excellent
cut and at. Accessories Of gold and
black are shown with these and white
hid gloves also. A very stunning
empire green frock, with shirred full
sleeves, has . shallow sailor collar
of cloth- of gold. An evening gown Of
heavy gold crepe with backing Of dark
brown. uses . cape-like bertha Of the
material longer In the back, and
caught together IN knot ct the front.
The bottom Of the skirt Is slashed
up sharply at the front and finished
with bias rune AL the way around.
The slit skirt u with Us again after
an absence Of number Of years, and