The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1936, Page 4

: ‘ad PARSIANS ADOPT LOW HELED SHOES this season. length Chinese coats, with Lucile Paray’s hip- |odalisque’s trousers or reminiscent of pagoda |the skirts worn by Tahitian women. sleeves, fasten at the back. Main- | Floppy, transparent straw hats which bocher appears to have turned his |either fall all ‘around the head like a boots around and whether single or | stiff veil or are thrown back in front double breasted, models fasten down |are a sensation of the Alix collection, the back, leaving the front perfectly }a mixture of Greek, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1936_ oriental and i plain save sometimes for a small ja-| Ethiopian styles with “rainbow” f- | AMONG NEW STYLES bot effect. Godets introduced at the | fects in decorative motifs. ! back of jacket and swaggers are fea-| white porcelain beads supply the Back Fastenings Are Headlin-| rect is even more striking. ers; New Ideas Introduced In Beach Wear By ROSETTE HARGROVE (NEA Service Staff Correspondent) Paris—A totally new swing has! low the shoulder line. Long, straight | or” tured in every house. As these are | few heavy white silk crepe dresses of- usually made of vivid prints, the ef-|Lanvin's handsome crepe afternoon and dinner frocks, usually in a 16th Shoulders and sleeves have lost|century or byzantine design. much of their width. Shoulders are | re-embroidered his prints in shining, accentuated, but never widened, and|transparent, and colored beads. A while fullness appears in the sleeve | few heavy wihte silk crepe dresses of- tops of some of the more formal|fer a delicate all-over embroidery in clothes, this is always introduced be-|silver or gold beads and “water-col- Patou flower embroideries in light come into the Paris daytime picture] sleeves are also smart and again,|touches decorate a number of simple with the featuring of low, square-| sleeves that stop just below the elbow | black or navy sheer wool dresses. heeled shoes or ankle-high bootees| are seen everywhere, on informal suits| Some of the more bizarre decoration slit or cut-out across the top. Both] as well as on formal dresses. Schiaparelli and Jodelle show these novelties include tulle ruches, posies Pleated pants have replaced the/jof flowers, such as Molyneux’s yellow in mediums varying from suede to soft| more masculine shorts for beach wear |or white tulips nonchalantly slipped kid. Jodelle’s sports shoes are espec-| and are topped by brassieres in the|through the waistbelt of a black or jally gay affairs with soles and broad| shape of stars, breast-plates and so|navy ensemble, field flower corsages, Jeather ties in a vivid contrasting col-| on, usually attached to the shorts.|starched pique and linen roses and or either matching or providing the| Skirts are exotic, to say the least,| carnations, stylized arum lillies in bright note to a monotone suit. Back fastenings are headliners, too,| parasols, —_— some reminiscent of gaudy beach |grosgrain ribbon, high twin-pointed others cut like very full | Directoire collars, PATOU CREATIONS FORECAST END OF ‘CRAZY STYLE’ BRA Among Innovations; Clothes Gay But Comfortable Paris—Although the general sil- Jean Patou’s new spring collection novations in handling of materials and details continue the trend away from “crazy styles.” Daytime clothes—sports, houette of the creations included in|deal of embroidery and embroidered shows little change, distinguishing in- ; esses. country | while some reflect a Chinese inflence, and informal dresses or suits—are gay |this is by no means predominating. but comfortable and essentially prac- |He also used a good deal of pleating tical. The use of pleating in its vari- jand although the line is stressed it is in English woolens complete many of flecting the influence of the London these outfits. Exhibition of Chinese Art. These are Suits for every hour of the day and in every possible medium—wool, silk, rayon, tulle, sheer fabrics—confirm the success of this type of dress, which offers all the possibilities of express- ing individuality and is above all prac- tical. colors he employed a good deal of ‘Wool dresses worked like silk, or|Chinese violet-blue, some greys and vice versa, are completed by boleros,|naturally a range of medium and short capes or jackets fitted through | dark navy blues (navy competing with the waist and hips, and a few $-4/black as in every summer collection). swagger coats. Some of the wool] Fabrics offer particular interest this dresses are trimmed with braiding or |season and the French textile manu- embroidery, indicating that today the|facturers have made a great creative wool dress is just as appropriate for|effort to produce new weaves, and afternoon as for morning wear. As a|new prints which are bewildering in matter of fact, Patou used a great |their extreme fantasy. Rodier’s hand- some silk jersey “djersamat” fashions both day and evening|/a number of form-fitted gowns which will have a great success and Bian- Chinese Influence bee Near ay oases rat er Patou devoted # great deal of study |the organza family, appedrs ° vening dresses ber of very feminine trimmings as Le greta a ey well as in dressy suits and formal evening gowns. Although czy eight of the 73 brew- fabrics in ous forms contributes some novel ef-|never hampered. A number of semi-|eries in Canada ere located in Que- fects and many skirts are divided for |divided or completely divided skirts|bec, this province produces approxi- active sports wear such as golfing and |appear here, which are distinctly new. | mately half of the total qutput of the yachting. Good, comfortable topcoats Here you will find the Correct Glove for a correct costume for any occasion. 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