New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1929, Page 14

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INDIVIDUALITY MARKS NEW PARIS MODES INDIVL 1.1 I N | FLIP IS INVE | By Thornto Wise who | Finds som | Little Joe Otter fine trout that after 1i at Do Terri short dista cay for slidi “For some fol} | I | | 1 A ‘ 16 mar vmal 4 « « i ] or 1 | e ailicn i b ] « curic fly i By ¢ | 14, 1 lovi e e | i o 4 1 ) ! il : . ROSETTE in biou 1 close- ighter In color or match-|most extreme fantasies are to be it 5 i u for NEA verviee W R o the coat | scen. Here gowns are decidedly : \ | wort pile velvet has faken the|long and in many houses the \ = ) P pl. 19—It is ¢ ! S piace of chiffon velvet in Jean|train has made a frank reappear- ‘ \ ican & ha P of tl t Fatouw's collection, the former |ance. Velvet faconne on cbiffon H 1 Hygeia =, Gkl Rl e caltaa. possessing the advantage of look- |is one of the scason’s novelties for Y 7 : 4eF kuiar) . wintor on will not one of e ; s home | ing newer. He also uses broches |cvening dresses and the sheerne o P ~Ane ! : 1 s dly the 3 =il | @Nd lames ternoon blouses, | colorings and designs in this fab- 1on iquL 4 1 (N 5 i GELE d ‘ S hoth 1 wmper | rie impossible to deseribe. o b Al = I | rics' this year: for: sporis anc . mostly in pastel | Plain velvet tulles, taffetas, : i LY | v Iod l v combined v dark fabriz [moires and chiffon all figure in « € ¢ | e i < [ even gowns, as well as some f ; I < % v me ¢ satins Ave T | very suppl hrocac mostly e . . i can . ) | . : and weights ¢ | copied from Persian design f il ¢ nal does | ify Jse | sating vary according to Fur fashions have changed ke 1| Delong? | “®o ¢ { 1 o for|they art put to. Dress satins|gomewhat this year. Short fur R « il 3 ; LR i how a leaning to small Aesigns | pac and coats of three-quar- " back and | Zi a ; 3 e c (. loth | in the form of tiny stars or leaves, i" length have replaced the usual - v | ‘ 1 ) portant poi Wi rmn fabe |in tweeds Printed velvets and sating have |long coat. Iur linings will be the ik Oxie o i | vies t had long | wed |y _color combination with |not contrived to oust that old fa-|hall-mark of chic rather than a popotal = | 6. B I tor o , \ vorite, crepe satin or even crepe | coat made of some secondary fur Eop 1 Nott not he ad 1 to for Afternoon |de chine, both of which still fig-|yonger skirts will make up for 2 : 7t 1\ Part v calyx As for the o8, At Vhile even the more 7 cat|ure largely in important collec- | ihe lack of length in fur wraps. | Donated s 1l 1 } 1 sire | tions, ile panne velvet in plain [ 7lat pelts are the smartest, both &l | re ) or this | colors also seen 1‘?0!‘ coate and as a decorative me- i ‘ Al periods of = ry full. Added to th ) ‘ ening ts this year are;djum. Broadtail, caracul, kid, N t o the ) 1 I ' o1 resplendent than ever. Rich, [ every pelt that can be modelled a | I g @ i @ v brocaded silks and satins a fabric will he smart. Moffs anl | | | ¢ 1 mptno toxtur 1 avors with lames, the lat-|yeckpicces have returned in mod | I 2 . A S er used preferably on the dullernized garb. Soft, fiat fura will ¢ : At liv 1 Gide. Sating with metallic teflec | aleo trim winter hats. . | i R mor that tions are used indifferently for| o far as fashionable colors go, Cc | , o ) cowns or wraps or both. The lonz |hlack trimmed with ermine o ok \ Yo ors lvo 1 bt v | S hiffon velvet is wsed & | evening wrap is shown, so is the|black fur is again perhaps the Iy 4 Wt ight St . vl 1 in ternoor embl chort one, and the cape has coni:|smartest wear for fhis winter. One Yo fashin: Woin 1 Ve Ihe coat is made of either cloth | in |will see every shade of brown, ! Bowse ) bellow i carefully Lor v and the g hiffon in Evening Gowns | ranging from bheige to a very dark 1 ust no ¢ ) 24, kmbryo plant | t is already a for velve in both larj small it is in the realm of |brown and there is a very exten- lip wa g 8 2 s. 5 {36, Silkworm., gone on, with the advent ' floral ' designs, on & background |the evening gown that fashion's |sive range of greens. B I