FOR HOOP SKIRTS
Paris Dressmaker Is Insistent
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on the Subject.
Pannier Outline, in Exaggerated Form,
Also a Specialty—Predict Crino
lines for Winter Wear.
Of all the famous Paris dressmakers
Callot Is the one who is most insistent
on the subject of hooped skirts and
‘‘barrel” outlines. It is not that one
does not see other styles than these
chez Callot, only that the pannier out
line, even In exaggerated form, Is a
specialty of the Malson, says a fash
ion writer.
Take for example the really lovely
evening dress. A ball costume made
of sapphire-blue taffetas with a wide,
stiffened flounce of lace tinted to
match the silk. This model was really ;
simple In detail but essentially decora
tive and “tres Callot.”
The corsage was cut in a deep V
hack and front, und the sleeves were
nonexistent, chains of sapphire beads
falling gracefully ever the upper arms.
Of embroideries there were none and
this Is an unexpected happening In this
day of elaborate, hand-worked decora
tions. The top of the dress was very
full and gathered at the waist, but the
silk was so soft and supple that there
was no appearance of bunchiness.
Then the deep lace flounce wns gath
ered and set on with a heading and
underneath there was a slip of dull
silver tulle finely plaited. This slip
skirt did not show at all, except
through the meshes of the lace flounce
as the latter almost reached the
ankles.
It is said, and confidently, that next
winter we shall find crinolines worn
again. This I do not believe; at least
I do not believe they will be worn by
the average woman, though they may
make their appearance on the stage,
and, perhaps, in certain circles where
sensational toilettes are appreciated.
What is certain is that we are draw
ing nearer and nearer to wider and
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Robe of “fox glove" pink silk voile
edged with taffeta to match.
fuller skirts; to something very like
what Paul Iribe has called “the barrel
outline.” And this, when free from ex
aggeration, is really charming.
Full skirts, made of the most supple
stuffs and gathered at the waist, are
very comfortable and becoming; also
they are easily made. Many of the new
casaque-blouses have frills at the sides,
over the hips, to give the wide effect;
they are quaint and in many cases very
pretty.
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FAD FOR KNITTED SWEATERS 1
Hip-Ruffling Warmers, the Exclusive
of Yesterday, Become the Com
monplace of Today.
Only a very few weeks ago there
was a prediction on the part of those
who were in the vanguard of fashion
for knitted sweaters that ruffled just
below the waist and showed a sleeve
that was baggy just above the wrist. I
They were worn by the most exclu
sive, it was said ; and at the resorts
you might see them worn by those
who haunted the most expensive ho
tels or who dwelt in the most palatial
of cottages. Hut now—these hip-ruf
fling sweaters are as common and as
usual as enormous ear horns. Every
other young girl that leaves shop or
office for her little two weeks vaca
tion either takes that sort of sweater
with her or knits one while she is
away. And so It is. The exclusive of
yesterday becomes the commonplace
of today and the commonplace of to
day finds Its place in the mission box
of tomorrow.
Stocks and Jabots.
High lace or net s;ocks are no long
er a novelty, but are more varied and
numerous than ever. And .there are
many high models, also In embroider
ed linen, with cravat and jabot or
yoke-like sections. Few of these, how
ever, are really practical or becoming.
TVre are new high stocks of white
washable satin, with vestees attach
ed, which button siraight down the
front, with a single row of small,
white satin button t. Lace of the
coarse mesh variety, such as filet and
Cluny, make charming little collars,
usually in sailor’s shape, for a round
or square neck.
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