Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1915, Page 15

| QN e P Y | N e OMAHA Sunpay B Mow the S tade M@K@f Fashiohy” EE MAGAZINE PaG @ mous “Lucile” of London, and foremost creator of fashions in the world, writes each wrek the fashion ar- . ticle for this newspaper, presenting all that is newest and best in styles for well-dressed LADY DUFF-GORDON, the fa- women. Lady Duff-Gordori’s Paris establish- ment brings her into close touch with that centre of fashion. Puoras. © #v Jma L Hiw's Srvbro. Anhmfiunrmlorliunor. onuwdmmeoldMO;u‘- nu,l!fiudflm The Bodice *“Is of Chiffon. The De- tached Skift Presgnts an Adaptable Fashion, Whick s.to Be.Seen in the Later Summer Dresses. [ . Bathing Dress of Pink Shot Mm, Bound with Green and Adapted from Greek Lines. This ‘‘Lucile’’ Dress for Miss Walton Is One That Can Be Adapted—and Its Charms Still Kept—to Ordinary Uses. ‘ By Lady Duff-Gordon. * Cloak, g WANT to show you this week some gowns It'is the easlest thing in the world to change a Hat that I have made for Miss Florence Wal- “stagey dréss” into one perfectly adaptéd .for and ton, the well-known dancer. They really everyday wear. It is only a question of harmno Visor serve as a text for an article I have had nles. The ghing which harmonizes behind the Costume. in mind for a long time--that of the influence of footlights naturally will not hdrmonize in the open The the stage on fashion—but, alas! my space is 80 air environmént or in the environment ‘of the short it seems that L can do little except describe home or of the salon. Modified to nm and you Visor these dresses and give just a hint or ¢wo s to have a new fashion. Oan Be how their necessary exsaggerations can be modi- The highwayman-y looking outfit for the same - Adapted fled for everyday wear. lady has a cloak of black panne velvet trimmed for The most striking, of course, is the bathing With silver and diamonds. The cloak makes a Auto- suit. This is of pink shot taffeta, bound with charming evening cloak or domino, and I am ad- mobilin, green, and its inspiration' was the fine old free vocating the use of the mask for automobfling. 8 line of the Greeks. It Is really made all in one The dress in the upper left hand corner is not The piece, and there is & separate eyeshade which is very practical as it stands for anything but the Cloak fastened to the cap, stage, but it has a new note to which I waat to Can Now, this dress fllustrates perfectly my philos- ©8ll your attention. That is the attached skirt Be lophy of what the stage’s effect ought to be upop that hangs to the hips by ribbon. This is the Used fashion. Here is a stage dress. But it contains DNeWest fashion note of the Summer, and you will ¢ an idew This ides is, for the sake Of the foot. 5000 be seeing dresses with this odd “merrygo. [Either lights, overaccentuited and exaggerated, It is, round” effect. The dress is all of gold and or- as 8 in fact, raised In pitch, to use the musica] ex- A0Ee lace and net and flowers. The bodice is of Domino pression. But the point is that the idea is there. APPle gTeen chiffon. or To make 1t practical for everyday wear at the Down in the corner is a perfectly practical dress beachies it is only necessary to lower the pitch to Of three shades of green messaline, with shades 85 81 suit the environment, and yet no harm is done to o orangs. 7ellow and bine at the beit. The Siow- !vonlu ers in the hat and th X the beauty of the ides iteelt, e co.lcr“ e tassels in the shade are of o1 Commain. WIS b e Bar vowiens e Briam Kighie Raeed L]