The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1922, Page 17

| | ee THREE SECTIO SS JANUARY 7, 1922. . “SECTION THRE The Byways of Fashion | IT’S NOT SO MUCH WHAT YOU WEAR AS THE WAY YOU WEAR IT. i ect cta EE Lae By Margery Wells. Copyright. 1922, (New York Evening World) By Press Publishing Co. OLOR is the chief expression of 4 C personality. It needs only a spot, but that spot to an expert can tell more of a story about the things you are thinking and doing than was visible to the soothsayers of old, If you feel bright colors then don’t be afraid to wear them in one way or another. You needn't wear 4 whole red dress, but a red hat is always a beautiful thing to see, and a spot of orange trimming on a dark gown can bring inspiration to many a dull life. Don't block your way with too much dull brown and dark blue. If you do these two colors consistently enough they can act as a sort of a cloud around you, never permitting the really pleasant rays of your dis- position to show. Now, a border vo cerise braid around the plainest blue frock often adds that touch of style which marks the dress for an out- standing thing among its surround- ings. A touch of orange with brown is good. Jade green shapes up the dark blue tones in a remarkable man- ner. Gold and silver are wonderful with taupes andrybrowns. You can get the contrast with a string of beads, sometimes with a mere orna- ment on the side of a hat, again by a scintillating sort of girdle. You can do it if you only think about it, but don’t neglect your opportunities A flash of color has a psychological effect upon your day’s activities. You ecunnot afford to neglect it, and you must do it well or the result will b all higgeldy-piggelty. =! Leather for Trimming. HEY are using soft, colorful kid ei for trimmings and hats and what-not in the way of ad.rn- ment for girls’ clothes. It had its debut in Paris some years ago and was looked upon as a sort of harmless fad. But the way it has stuck is re- markable, We have hats of leather all fringed and picoted and stuck full of steel nubbins, They are beautiful because the material is so fetching and the colors so unique to that ma- terial. For collars and cuffs it is a boon, for it can be cleaned with soap and water when the ravages of sime marke marks upon it Kid braided belts are good. Leather ‘es are smart looking for tweed Leather bindings for serge frocks are style at its best Kid flow - ers for hat and dress trimming are as fashionable as can be, And leat} used in combination with knitted fal _ A new way of trimming is in using folds of the frock’s material. = 3 something that has lately land va JS€. FECER Puaoros . ie “ ———E rom the boat coming from Paris Folded Trimmings. {KH universal fashion search utter por has led us inte, Beads are being strung for cos- original paths Now 1e latest ; ea a PI pk ap AIR a bebe inn tume decoration in interesting loops | from which the frock is made into as ry } half nei or narrower strips ana Ls he One-Piece Fad. successfu n lhe amount o ' “ lis blowin ‘| ' vad E _— lead it in a pattern for trimming the swine on them is’ nil Talk about { my othe | ' very 4 frock The picture on this page started oul making dress ommunity cookin ind the release ! hing Ther: Ja shows the most primitive meth- from one single piece of ma or labor for the housewife—well, :f round their brine «Th ' fat ‘ nee ders ds t} rinciple o vi , me t } terial Now we are makin on inderstands the principle of bead ornumen 1ae- But wait until you a a these one-piece frocks, why then she hie of medallion ' vowed summer things that everything we wear over that pat has community sewing at her finger ind the edges of d : vell od of doing t} see the new s who consids tips; whether she is a seamstress or as he And th ' | iw M, Lev dressing for the rest of her the Joveliest little ty eree trawke With jade green Viiere they showed of cours: mh up on- ' lored bead n Varis is sending to us. The organ- tern [ know gi dies are especially lovely, for when themselves abused when they are ns asked to wear anything that is cui fs has become a negligible matter in any other way They have become i which an artist can accomplish — yseq to the line and, under penalty Beads in New Guises. most anything, ~ of the law, they at yoing to st > . if Ss « snhject for Tow ‘ n t 8 ) a ak het tdnekba. Ten atl ie eae. 1 bead a thi or the w pla We have chemis n one piece embroidering of gowns has Y Plain colerad are are nee nentioned eft cgin ictising weaving | aCe deft, beg practising weaving folded night robes in one piece, bloomers in become more or less passe t Mavitens ib foal t ; pa i one piece ind even dress mad } me done extre a} ‘ vA medallions — fe uming By the over the same simplicity of design we <i concn nip ‘, a aii sie ‘ oye B bs ? st time nm is here you will find The latest one-piece dresses leavs ) 3 onable and Bie . 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Girls like be ads nee to Jet the head te faction of we thing that is re picoted all around the edge where beads are finding theh do thelr § r not only han le and delicate for so that what not used to follow the the going to keep them “in ‘the that reason but something which ts form of the Wearer is allowed 14 limelieht of thelr dressing or they aiso in the height of fashion ~—some- har 1 pointed or draped Vioiet . now the reason wh . thing that w ial su friends pieces Yes, the one-piece dress of N he hat in the picture shows Margery Wells apnear three days turn round to say, “Well, where did 1 present inoment is more graceful the '" means for their employ each week on the Macazine - she ever man tu Ret 89 expensive than the one of a year ago, And net Of course exaggerated L 7 he Evening World = blows he it a pretty part of the seerct of j h e % ahAK hb 2 that fabr is folded it makes a strip aces on the strips of materia! into bands and W Illustrated fashion articles ty