The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08

Ms. Lindsay ship is Moulin
Rouge, a raSp-
berry red, which will be used as
trimming, contrasts and in combi-
nation with other colors. Both col
ors can be used together in an at
tractive combination.
Among the other interesting new
colors which have been mentioned
by leading designers is slate anne
thyst, a new shade for daytime
wear. It is featured in the fall col
lections of fabrics shown by Chanel
in the United States, and is a dark
slate color with an amethyst tinge
Chanel also is sponsoring mixed
grays and mixed golden browns in
WoolenS. Patterns of two-tone and
three-tone shades are shown for
coats, suits and dresses, and the
golden browns will be used for sports
costumes and as an alternate for
the grays.
New Browns Offered
The newest browns which are be-
ing shown for sports wear in late
summer are rust, orange and rose,
and all will be worn well with the
new ginger shade in shoes. The
ginger is a red brown, sometimes
combined with other shades of
brown.
Other sports colors are Alpine
rust, apple green, rosy rust, pottery
turquoise and neutralS with the cast
of autumn leaf colors in them.
That pink will be important for
summer wear was forecast in the
chorus at the opening of the Earl
Carroll Sketch Book" when all
members appeared in pink, the only
relieving color being olive green
scarfs used with some Of the cos
tunes.
For the football season of 1885,
colors already have been suggested
by some of the leading designers.
They are in rich shades, one called
Varsity Gold; another Victory Blue,
and still another All-Star Blue.
Varsity Blue is purple-blue,
probably an outgrowth of the pop
ulsr purple and lavender shades
seen in linen sports costumes this
summer. All-Star Blue is a bright
shade. Another football costume
color is Pennant Purple, reddish
shade.
Red to Be Worn
There will be a number Of red
shades in the sports costumes which
will be worn in early fall. Norway
Red and Spinner Red are listed
among these, and other deep rich
reds are called Oriental oXblood
Tuscan wine, a deeper red than OK
blood; Dregs of Wine and Grape
tone, both with purpliSh tone.
In the henna shades there will
be Rustic Red, and two rose shades
will be Meadow Rose and Ashes OF
Roses. Lilac will continue in pop
ularity, designers believe, and will
be seen in soft shade, known as
wood lilac.
AS usual, there will be number
of greens, one with yellow cast
known as Bavaria green, and others
| of blush tone, among them
Heather, Chive, Kent and Amulet
The blue tones will range from
a deep Raven Blue to a soft light
shade called Blucloud.
Browns will include deep and
light tones.
Color will not orly be important
to the feminine costumes this sea-
son, and in the early fall, but to
men as well. Masculine Hollywood
already is laying in a supply of
warm weather clothing that threat
ems to equal the Aurora Borealis in
color.
Many of the stars are wearing
lightweight sports coats with fan
mel or linen Slacks in contrasting
colorS.
First to appear in summer garb
was George Burns, who startled
members of THE Big Broadcast of
1885" company by wearing tan fan
mel Stacks with a cream colored
sports coat, with an overplaid of
rich brown. The coat was loosely
woven Shetland fabric.
Lightweight tweeds also are pop
ular in plaids and houndstooth pat
terms in the wardrobeS of Cary
Grant and Gary Cooper, both of
whom are wearing sports coats of
this material around the Paramount
lot.
Many Of the stars are wearing
suits of linen. Instead of the Gus
tomary white, the suits come in
many colors. Blues and tans pre-
dominate, as does the full pleated
back with half-belt. Double breast
ed models take second place with
the plain business jacket leading.
Coats with side vents, once ex-
tremely popular in Hollywood, are
going out Of style there, and sweat
ers are giving place to polo shirts
The polo shirts come in many COL
ors, in silk or light wool. Many
have white laces instead of buttons
at the throat.
A popular combination is a navy
blue linen suit, black and white
sports shoes, a black and white
woven belt and a yellow polo shirt.
This was originated by Carl Bris-
son.
Panama hats predominant over
sailors, with featherweight felts in
pastel shades gaining in popularity.
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