Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1931, Page 59

15 Typical Fashions Observed in Paris Mid-Season Collections THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 6, 1931—PAiKT Materials and Styles Which Are Favored by g f I Leaders Among Designers. | S CHANEL USES ONE OF HER FAVORITE MATERIALS, TWEED ; i L : THE DRESS ABOVE SHOWS TWO FASHIONS TYPICAL OF THE i JERSEY, IN A4 LOZENGE EFFECT, FOR THE DRESS ABOVE. - DAYTIME DRESSES SHOWN IN THE PARIS MID-SEASON COLLEC. [ WHICH IS IN THE WELL-KNOWN CHANEL RED. THE BOW AT - TIONS; THE DRESS OF THIN, BLACK WOOLEN AND BUTTON $ THE NECK IS TYPICAL OF THIS DESIGNER, AND IN THIS : TRIMMING. IT ALSO SHOWS THE CONTINUED IMPORTANCE g MODEL SHE ADDS BOWS AT THE ELBOWS. THE NARROW o OF BLACK AND WHITE, THE BUTTONS BEING WHITE. 1T 18 o8 CRISS-CROSS BANDS ARE OF PATENT LEATHER. 1 WORN WITH A" MARTE “ARF AND MUFF. H I8 | i CORDUROY-STRIPED WOOLENS ARE A FEATURE OF CURRENT FASHIONS. IN THE DRESS ABOVE AT THE LEFT IT IS USED FOR A BEIGE SKIRT WITH THE TOP OF THE DRESS OF BLUL ¢ R THE BLACK W OOL DRESS AT THE RIGHT 1S TRIMMED WITH BLACK SILK PIQUE AND WHITE BRAID. THE SKIRT IS SLIT TO REVEAL WHITE TROUSERS BANDED WITH BLACK., PRI T B TR 5N P SR, P —— 008 050D 0 P A0 Bt 8 5 8 B R P e PP A, l»()l.l')' FAVORS BLACK AND WHITE IN THE DRESS AT VERA BOREA DESIGNED THE FIy E-O'CLOCK FROCK THE LEFT, OF BLACK GEORGETTE CREPE WITH A WHITE \11141“..4 4;} BLACK CREPE ROMAIN, WORN WITH A CEORGETTE COLLAR. SHE MAKES THE SKIRT OF THIS - ACE OF BRIGHT RED DISKS TO MATCH BRACE- DRESS MUCH SHORTER THAN IS USUAL IN DRESSES OF S Rent T HOLD THE OPEN SLEEVES AT THE WR 7S. S TYPE o RED DRESS AT THE RIGHT, OF RODIER BASKET- THIS TYPE. THE DRESs ABOVE, BY MOLYNEUY, IS OF WEAVE WOOLEN, IS TYPICAL 'OF THE HOUSE GF CRAY WOOL TRIMMED WITH GRAY ASTRAKHAN. BRUYERE. and while we were still proclaimin, the ’m ht flash of the more vivid hue. On | wearing a black gown or an all black | —or rather at a card party where small | the four points turned in and sewed i . % importance of, tho rightes brmame, thel s hacks b | aeeet costume, but the tendency today | Gretonne Makes | prizes are desired. together, makes the smplest et neg ! COlOI‘S Brlght and RlCh Tivid Sromm, the copper colors and vari- | girdle of jon et T’ KB 05 the | Among T ! ban black entirely for Christmas Gifts|, Then there are holaers for table it s war Bet & couple of small match- | ous bright’ reds and blues, we vl | Sl flaming red, or you may combine | daytime wear and to adopt it for erc T linen. Make them of cardboard disks | ing remnants you oo give & new char- | ;hoosmg street clothes of biack or dark | dark blue, fuchsia or mb;iuod ;)ur;);: ;vpi;\lx only in a dress of the more dmmgi uxr various sizes to match thefliflerent | acter to a bed room with plain white | [ . : 3 E ; rown. | with green. So-called light reds ort. e flzes of dolllies and center pieces you |curtains by may and - » VERY season has its specil prob every tme she buys & new dress or hat| " Nothing daunted. the Prench dress. {Sooming Masee o5 ‘the season Advances | K ~ECTEe | YOU can cover all manner of little | have. ‘over each disk with e sic | lampshades and bagh all of the one': . lem. One year it is & question : makers have gone back 1o their original |and stong Co prominently among the | o) | objects with cretonne. Ome thing | Of cretonne, over-handed down around | eretonne to furnish the room with. H of skirt length, another one of ¥ ox ok stand, and among the very newest, tiings | piacks and whites at every important | ] c]eans Lace | o 2 bridge | the edge—or else cover one side of each S Ay s walstlines or sleeves. But now | "T'HE season began ir. & burst, of color | FIght colors are featured. Hats for late | evening event, | to make is & crefonne-covered bridge | digk. " bast the cretonne over the | : 1 $ that these matters are fairly well and dressmakers here and .brm;"‘l’\{me‘fm‘!r&ru:c nr'am of bright red, to ‘The college girls and the debutantes | —_ | score. Buy the bridge score pad, and edges, and overhand "rm of nunu Window Sills. ' ¢ did their best to persuade women that | 1€ on, Andol0F 1o the imiatie. 0 O be leading this crusade for | oooq gne one o fece | Cover an oblong of cardboard with | disks together. Match two o the fin- - pettied the mublect that comes up 10r |tne time fagcio PoTUME away from | Street costumes. And on the Jopet v e e | he s oKty ec? | cretonne. Pastens the bad scourely, o |ished Disows. toesthes mogaiie. a0 | Stone window sills are too often nege ' & debate most often is one of color the somber, subdued tones. In a meas- |DIDE EOWNS there fs alugy, somewhere |Jook for courage. to break awsy from |Of clean wWhite paper, sprinkle with Blios fnd by Ia sido attach a little pen- | Slastio garter, cavereq with ribban, 10 | 1cse st clruet 1o become weather- | & To wear bright colors or to remain | ure they were sucoesstul By 4o year, | & bright accent [ {50k for courigeZtn e | Sopri5® four and roll up. The time re- | cil With a dength ‘of Tibbon, aleo” e | map over them. Fhe o G i e discolored. To ey Joyal to the smart blacks, dark browns |as always, there s orsay omen who | The latest idea seems to pe not| g e vears ago girffof this age, In | quired will depend on how solled tre curely fastened. That is all. Such a |lie flat inside. A A H- and neutral tones_that is the question | take advantage of the o smart- | to combine two colors, but to yee mor | thotr effort to appear sophisticated, fre- |lace is. Shake off the flour and the | pad Is o really charming and a very | Very attractive sofa cus may be | them, scrub them vigorously Sxd |- gvery weman must decide for herseil 'ness and safeness of the darker tones, | dark or Deutral tone with g small, | quently begged for the privilege of ' lage should be perfectly cleas | Bppropriate prize at & smail card party | made with cretonne. A square, with |and very little water, ———t