Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 49

« To Know Mlle. Ash —is to have learned the knack of being perfectly attired at all times: T The more fas- tidious Milady is in the selection of her Fashion Chatter By Doret F any woman, during the winter, is unbecomingly dressed it will be "a strange coincidence and decidedly her own fault. The silhouette, in its foundation, is vague and undecided enough to: make it practical and becoming to! all forms and figures. ‘The type of dress in which, vague as it may be, the ‘body is a:.ore definitely set, is the evening ress. One of the newest evening gowns is made in a lovely color | combination of two velvets—red |and apricot—and coral beads and |pearls are used for embroidery.| More than a little attention is paid | this season to the red and flame | colors,~even for afternoon dress. A great deal of crepe is also used, one ruby colored crepe being es- pecially “attractive. It is cut with slashes unevenly placed and is em- broidered with steel. In an’ afternoon frock there! | appears, beneath a slashed black | velvet skirt, another skirt of Chinese blue crepe embroidered in Jaranese design, in colors of gold, yellow and pink. The effect is ex- quisite. When the wearer is walk- ing the blue shows between the Since the war the simplicity of the Parisienne in matters of dress is npoticeable. Not only has she been forced to wear clothes that were:plain and somber, but the very activities of the war and the developments of sports which took place at that period madé her tadopt a style of clothes that here- tofore only the English and Ameri- can women wore. The French woman has even surpassed her Anglo-Saxon sister in clothes sim- plicity. This summer, at the fash- ionable resorts. I noticed a number of young girls and women dressed all in white, just a single skirt and a_ “chandail” and, with this, white kid sandals with no heels but tied with ribbons that reached the knees and crossed the stockingless legs. However, in the evening Gallic coquetry takes full revenge. The coiffure, the evening gown and the manteau are the quintessence of femininity. The Coiffure ‘HE young woman who a .year ago was keeping her “bob” care- fully clipped and curled is doing; everything in her power these days to disguise the fact that ‘she has ever been bobbed at afl. She is ex- traordinarily clever in discovering ways of affecting the disguise, too, according to the testimony of those who dress the heads of the elect. Any puff whatsoever above the ears is equally out of fashion. The hair must be loosely arranged to follow the contours of the head in a fashion we have not seen for a, | Novel Accessories ETTICOATS are coming to be regarded as usecless adjuncts where knickerbockers may be substituted for them. The idea has gained a little favor with fashion followers who have taken up with " the lacy “knickers” to wear with evening dresses, reviv- ing a semblance-of pantalettes. The fringed scarf, which some makers’ distinguished with due re- gard to its Spanish origin, as the toreador, is worn on all possible occasions—at #tea dances, for the restaurant dinner and for formal scarfs have embroidered flowers in color and contrasted linings match. - A new tbuch is given to many a gown of yesterday by a fringed sash placed at the low waist line alr‘xd tied with long ends to trim the | skirt. \Negligesand French Lingerie, HE leisurely life of the Paris- ienne begins the day with |- a breakfast jacket of lace| and coral-colored chiffon. velvet, worn over a slip of pink! georgette trimmed with lace. No| wonder one gets up out of the right| side of bed when one’s lingerie is| | such an" inspiration! | _Among the newest fashion ar-| rivals ‘in- America "are pajamas, the’| evening attire. Some of the newest ! | to! ! greens, deep sapphire blues like ed in silver and worn with satin trousers, in which, surely, milady can neither slumber or sleep, for no daughter of Eve could close . her eyes to such loveliness. French lingerie has undergone| many changes since the days of the | linen-cambric chemise. For in-| stance, one descendant of the home- | spun variety develops into a “step- ! |in” of plaited orchid georgette, and |even leaving lace ‘alone, has trim- med its edges with the most tailor-| !ed of black binding, attaining an |altogether charming effect. | | Materials. | HE forecast of the mode shows a decided dependency on fab-| rics. Especially in outergarments | materials of the soft, “crushy” type | have won well deserved favor this | season. Gerona, avora, veldyne jand velour de laine are the most | in favor, while duvetyn holds its own in the ever adaptable softness. Poiret twill is already taking a! strong hold on the earliest spring | designs in street frocks and suits. | Although the material itself seems | {to occupy the center of the stage |—will naturally come from Philipsborn! in the forecast, colors are almost equally important. Tobacco brown, | appearing in many of the new ori-| ental themes involving the vivid, blue, scarlet and gold, glorious midnight skies and soft, demure so beautiful in design, §¢ ~ The new arrivals are so gracefully draped \ that their appeal is irre- | sistible. Their fur shad- The Gift %ings are rich, their lus- SEL 'ter wondrous.” Here, Unusual |too, are the new frocks. ,‘»dresses, lingerie, milli- |nery — women’s wear j ithat reminds one of the A dainty blouse from the New | e York Shirt Waist Store—the house | Parisian salons. of styles. Any store can show - you blouses, but only this ultra stylish shop can display an array | of every conceivable style and | fancy—Lingere, too—in all the | lovely pastel shades of softest - 25% iReductim_: on All Furs wardrobe the more decade or so. !coat fashioned in voile, emhroider- | grays. | completely does Ash apparel meet | black slashed skirt. 3 her requirements. YORK WAIST STORES The House of Styles 1113 F St. | e doun. - Book ¢ 1 m%ze—;zfl» q&fia’""‘b s i ?;bili sbor 608 TO 614 A ELEVENTH ST. Discobered! Madeline Bush —creator of exclusive gowns that fairly breathe the atmos- phere of Fifth Avenue or carry an air of the boulevards of Paris. For Madeline Bush is Just about the cleverest little modiste we ever- chanced to meet as far as originality in true style conception is con- cerned. Consult Madeline for your next really different frock. Madeline Bush ; 1301-B Conn. Ave. ) = Rogemary for remembrance The always acceptable gift—delicious and pure— Good old college days fudge S0c per Ib. —Wonderous assortment of ‘many flavor combinations. 60c per Ib. —De Luxe variety of coated nuts, bonbons, fruits. $1.00 ROSEMARY 14th and H Sts. —the house of distinctive Headgear is offering for the holidays espe- cially low prices on all their EXCLUSIVE HATS Also, extensive line of Gifts, in- cluding— Lovely Shnwis, Fans, Ete. YOUNG 1303 Conn: Ave. 1301A Connecticut Avenue ‘Washington - M. Pasternak Conn. Ave. Shop, 1209 Conn. Ave. Announces an Unusnal - December Sale of Suits, Coats, Wraps Hats Afternoon and Evening Dresses All of the season’s most pronounced successes, reproductions of the most i noted Paris designers, as well as_exclu- 4 sive Pasternak innovations and origina- Stationery Engraving . 4 ' The Perfect Coiffure is an art—and the master artist ' paints for the love of his art.® 'HE satisfaction that he gains from worthy achieve- ment is far greater reward than dollars and cents. AND you will find it the am- bition of Emile to attain | that excellence of design—of i feminine grace—which blend | into the. perfect coiffured head. 7 N this ultra modern estab- . lishment there is also to be, had 'a beauty aid for every need. Ah, the comfort to re- lax to the soothing touch of Phone This extracrdinary sale includes our entire stock, including & mew and delight- ful array of millinery modes in advance season style con- ceptions. Desmond’s 1727 L s=t. 2 Doers E. of Conn. av. Phone Franklin 1324 Offering 20% discount _ on all orders placed before Dec.20for Christmas de- livery. No dis- count after 5 Just the thing for dancing! Soft, graceful and the utmost in comfort. 2:;:5::faymv::‘tzhmt,ls\c;::;-::;: Tailored Suits from $35.00 to more. freedom of movement ! Ereal:ing an Yattracgli;'e“ velvet * $135.00.- than ':l'f Srosman of Ymfil?y Pl Three-piece Suits from $125.00 to ° —flc!lbflitybdm/uthzfirnneedm RANSFORMATIONS, too $175.00. - g gy s s Doto rhe ! —of the loveliest new Afternoon and Street Dresses from .: You will find‘in Tvy Corsets ‘Tomance and glamer of other 5 B morat ot —ator | - $49.00 to $165.00. a model for every necd—each has brought traling bils of feature only recently perfect- Evening Gowns from -$65.00 to’ (especially designed to meet the making of these e In texture, quality and $195.00. fe ‘ requirements of Milady of Smart Hats and Scarfs workmanship they are rivale % A smart taste. - .. . .. . i at ; only by the most exclusive Coats and Wraps from $115.00 "’L ¢ . ! :° n‘:lt.:. dos 3:"573:‘&;.5{:2‘3 ‘ - .$ || Parisian makers. to $265.00 $4.50 Boowing Corasts Sketohed {iona and destgn.” Hats may be ST g2 L e g 3 £ T = y. 80 frocks, jaunty toque comes to mat Souis She EMILE _ Sport Coats, $75.00, $149.00. I G Shop - Soltpey evparel and Ghldren's || O et Sofoud o s sart np 1213 Connecticut Ave. S - . i R ,‘fs' S -p - |- Beiigtan fihbruidle..red Garments. MLLE. SUZANNE, - i 1207 5S¢ 2 . i 1301 D, Conn. ave. Conn. Ave. at P