Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 11

P 1 & e 3 5 il b ook et N L e PSS et .....A&‘MAXW_W%QTD ; ' .- & ~% A . . g B2 5 P THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, MARC e H .15, 1922 ‘Ready Now-—Gloriously ColorfuI;Radiantly Individual—-But” Alike in Their Fashion Appeal to the Oldest and Youngest Follower of Fashion HEY rev_eal new fashions of ?rfisfic concef;tiéh,‘ 'sd}):re‘_in& 'elégancc, “and." su- i perlative quality. .They give new evidences of the specialized preparation. = ' throughout all appareling sections—a sense of newness ‘and brightness— and withal, it is a brilliant ensemble. Color Reigns Everywhere A French revival of the wide-brimmed hat chooses exquisite orchid georgette over pale pink, winding a soft crepe ribbon about its crown,swhere blooms a.fascinat— ing bouquet of colorful French flowers. —Beads, and then more beads, cut steel ones, distinguish an Easter gown of ‘¢anna coloreq crepe Romaine, The tailleur is interpréted in varied v'vays—-the sports- tweed of gray is flecked with vivid green, gold and lav- - endes—the navy twill turns,to gorgeous Paisley trim- . mings. —The Cape Costume exquisitely combines the omni- present kasha cloth with dragon crepe, in a new light sand color, adding the fascination of jet beads and black monkey fur in striking contrast. «;:-:I.ip-stick, the red of reds, chooses a navy blue crepe de chine overblouse as the proper setting for its bril- liance. . X ST, A —An exquisite tile blue crepe frock, designed for the miss, chooses a delectable color scheme and carries it out in fuchsia and cut steel beaded medallions. —Red—rich, glorious, 'yout:hful red—in a handsome crepe knit frock for the younger girl—very smart with its Bulgarian embroidery in green and red. —A concentrated bit of charm, in a delicate shell pink crepe de chine frock, for little sister—appliqued in orchid, blue and yellow. ] —Gold and ros¢ form a happy combination in a smart skirt of the new Vella-grane. —And underthings appear=in all the charming colors of an April rainbow. is only as complete as its accessories. —1In the smartness of one’s pumps, the silken hose to match—the bit of charming neckwear—the smooth- ness of one’s gloves, the dashing bit of colored linen that makes the ’kerchiief, the pattern-of a veil, the enchant- ing, colorful earrings swinging from links of silver— and other kindred things—in these does a woman re- veal her mastery of fashion—and she may choose them heré sure of their fashion correctness. —Fashion’s ‘color brush has not passed by:even the things that a man or boy will wear—soft grays and polo tans in smart hats, hand-tailored suits and topcoats— Spring is expressed -in their fabrics because Spring’s: - brightness and newness are woven into them. Every New Fashion—while it is new. In the apparel sections—Women’s, Misses’, Juveniles’, Men’s. | | Woobward & Wothrop \ Lieiiarini b