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Fashion
PRE-VIEW
WHAT WOMEN ARE WEARING IN LONDON-PARIS-NEW YORK
Bracelets, bars of metal, fancy ornaments of Victorian Infuence --these are internationally femi- nine trinkets for autumn.
Modern fancies in the way of trickets take strange forms. All kinds of quecer ornaments are in- vented to pander to the whims of the fashion-minded
Some of the bracelets seen in London to-day are wide as slave girls' anklets, and like stiffened bands of red glass or of jelly. trozen into a hard substance!)
The queerest contrapitions like twisted bits of metal are supposed to suggest folded material; for in-. stance there are bows and loops of, pleated twists of oxidised silver
or of brassy-looking metal.
A great deal of glided jewellery is likely to be smart Big brooches and clips of gilded metal have the outline of a leaf. A pattern is embedded in the centre of this. In coloured stones, chiefly vivid ruby red and bottle green.
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Just as, in Parts, rubles and 'did- monds (real or imitation) are seen everywhere where jewels are worn
or shown, su, in London. ruby stones are having a vogue for less expensive trinkets.
There are nonsense vanities in plenty. The "Scottie" and "Sealy- ham" in pill-box red and vivid bluc are sports brooches; and a little wire-haired terrier is a po- pular little fellow on a long leather leash (which forms the brooch pin).
Sailor boys hernpipe, rakish looking peasans smirk, butterflies fly in captivity, and in wondrous colours, which Nature doesn't choose. All are meant to decorate. scarves or coat revers this Autumn and Winter.
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PARIS
Handbags and gloves seem to be inseparable these days, often joined by belts to make a triple ensemble. Perforated gloves, with tiny holes punched up and down the Angers, are matched by bags boasting a punched design on the flap.
Thonging sometimes
decorates
Finishing Touches
to the Toilette
Joan Fontaine, co-featured with John Beal in "The Man Who Found Himself," shows how the use of clcnuslug cream, its removal and the application of a lotion, plus the touch of a lipstick, complete the morning toilette.
day-wear, fancy runs riot in even- ing styles
Elbow-length gloves made entire backs and gauntlets of a pair of ly from sequins (from gold lamé gloves, and is
the repeated in handbag, Even plain hand-." stitched gloves must have their twin hand-stitched handbags.
Black is still the favourite colour. Deep gingery tan and Bordeaux red are rivals for second place.
Though fairly plain 'one-colour gloves are considered smartest for
Garden Togs
Charming, vivacious Eather Muir has a featured role in "On Agalu-00 Again," the current Bari Wheeler. Bob Woolsey fan feat. Miss Muir, to privato life the wife of song writer Sam Coslow, speads her spare time what there is of it-going to land. scape gardening classes and doing her chores on the grounds of her re cently-completed home
embroidered with sequins); black cocktail gloves with each Anger in a different colour, white and pastel-shaded gloves with land- scapes, seascapes, flower designs the painted or embroidered un backs-these
scme of the extravagances for the new season.
are
Ask a Parisienne the time, and she will look anywhere but at her wrisi. Watches come on the Inside of lapel clips. so that she turns over the lapel of her suit to see the time.
Else she may, look on the top of a propelling pencil, or inside a miniature leather book which takes up hardly any room in a handbag.
What looks like a lipstick often conceal the smallest of watches, and another good hiding-place for a time-piece is in the ceptre of a leather "boutonniere."
On her wrist. Instead of a watch, she probably wears a heavy git or metal bracelet, which" holds behind 1 big stone ornament powder-puff and rouge in small compartments, a slot for a Up- stick, a comb curved to fit round the wrist, and, if the bracelet is large enough, still another slot for
money.
NEW YORK
Black is being worn a good deal. A shopper in Fifth Avenue had a black jersey outfit and a black hat with a peak crown and Boppy brim. On one arm she had J heavy bracelet..
Round The Shops
"LANE CRAWFORDS
Have just received a shipment of the season's latest in gloves, in kd. washing chamols and hogskin. Brand new styles and shades made from the best quality leathers Obtainable in black, brown, navy. belge, white and various other co- lours.
MAYOS
Will make to order any style to sult you to perfection they have also a very fine assortment of felts and velvets for your choice. It your old hats need cleaning and remodelling just bring it to Mayos and the hats will be returned like
new.
At a cocktail party, the hostess had on an Indian figured shan- tung coat. Cords were gathered
at neck and waist... Street dresses of navy and white check are popular; they have short sleeves and a tiny care at the back. Black kid, shoes and satchel match Round necklines are popular, also raffle belts,
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RIVELLE
An array of the latest autumb and winter fashions for every oc- casion. In styles that every woman will find flattering are on view at Rivelle's. Here's your opportunity to buy something really, smart and yet reasonable.
Ginger Woos Art
Ginger Rogers has turned to sketching as hobby, and bas
hown such a definite aputuda tor. oing likenesses that her friends tre starting to give her commis. dors to do them. Here is the RKO Radio star in her dressing room on the set of "8ball We Dance," put- ting inishing touches on a charcoal sketch. Ginger has also decorated the walls of the playroom in bar newly-built house with caricatures of her friends.
PARIS FASHIONS
Some Evening Dresses
Winter evening dresses will be formal and of rich fabrics. Gold silm and silver brocades make dresses with square necklines and ankle-length skirts. Frequently these skirts are rounded up into a slit on the left side," while others are simply silt on both side seams. A pink and silver lamé dress may. have a draped bodice of black lace which is knotted behind the shoulders and falls to the hem in long scarf-ends.
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These alender dresses are to be dresses worn without belts, but which have more width in their skirts can have
waistline drapery supplied with scarves and sashes of the same material: A red velvet dress with a halter neckline looks well with a sash round the waist, knotted loosely. In front and allowed to drop to the hem. Many of Schiaparelli's even ing dresses follow this style, and printed scarves fall from plain belts down the fronts of
some skirts after the fashion of those worn by Javanese dancers,
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heraline, while scarves of the same tulles fall from the shoulders of the simple bodice. Black velvet -dresses trimmed with berthas, or incrustations of creamy guipure lace, are in fashion. A black velvet dress with puffed sleeves has a square collar of lace cut wide over the shoulders and slanting up into
Velvet a point in front. dresses are also trimmed with fur. Ribbons trim evening dresses of Chanel borders the lace and net. hemline of a sliver and white lace druse with
of broad band taffetas ribbon in the same chalk- white. Ribbon belts are tied in Loose rosettes and bows, and number of dresses are embroidered with fat black velvet ribbon in- stead of the braids which are used upon daytime clothes.
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Printed tulles, either striped or checked, make evening dresses for debutantes. A brown tulle dress is checked with mauve and yellow. while round the bodice Chanel works banas of brown molré rib- bon. Stripes of pink and jade- green edge the sleeves and lower skirt of a wine-red dress. In some nouses panels of contrasting colour are used in the backs of skiria. A black lace dress can have a band of white lace insertion heavily embroidered with gold sequins "running from the back of the hem. Sashes with long ends inay be tied at the hack of the waist and allowed to fall givng the same effect.
Sequin embroideries trim black dressey of fine woollen materials of net and of silk crepe. A black net dress with a full skirt has sequins worked in sprays which look like illuminated fountains. Square stained glass sequins are used by Mainbocher to coyer en- tire bodices or just as plastrons. Embroideries of a 'new type, appear int the Schiaparelil Collection. where, seed pearls, cabochon. sequins, shiny silk threads are used upon Jackets and boleros.
Another silhouette for the even-
Stif materials such as taffetas, Ing Introduces moulded dresses with fullness springing from below heavy brocades, and taffetas-vel-. the knees and swinging out into a vets are right for short evening full hemline. Buch dresses are dresses, which will be the picture- Prints are, of course, still high made of lace, net, and the lighter frocks of 1937-38. These dresses favourites. Tall, hats have come
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artificial flowers, fur, 28 of. velvet. may have grape-coloured velvet and motifs of ruffled material over from Paris, and there is a Paquin's
twisted" lengths of applied to their skirts. The neck fancy for Victorian jewels set in. dress has aligree with vivid, old-fashioned petunia-pink and peacock-blue net lines are lavariably very simply coloured stones.
worked in bands, round the full cut, Patou bas an evening frock
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with a full net skirt which is short in front and sweeps to the ground at the back. The bodice is of black satin worked up into pointed petals from which appear the head and shoulders as trom the centre, ut a flower.. Patou's new colours, "Florentine Red," rich burgundy colour, and "Vert Armure," a soft grey-green, are good colours for the evening.
Picture-frocks with long skirts and even hemlines. have all the width gathered straight into the waist. This gives some of them
a rather Vietorian air, but in others the bodices are cut down in points, in front reminiscent of medieval styles,
For a winter country house party. there are woollen evening dresses,, of face-cloth, light wollen crêpes, and fine woollen ferseys and wool- len laces,