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THE DAILY NEDRASKAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937
Grand March Will Scinlillale
Willi Sequins on Tulle. Net
Flowing Chiffon Contrasts
With Sleek, Fitted
Satin at Ball.
The glitter of scintillating se
quins will spread a diffused glow
in tie grand march this year on
the romantic net, tulle, chiffon of
the season's latest formals. The
most voluminous skirts and the
If
barest of shoulders will contrast
the poured in sheath of crepe and
the elegance of brocade. And on
more than l.alf the gowns for the
formal season's debut the tiny
spangles will sparkle, sprinkled
over the skirt, plastering the entire
bodice, strapping the shoulders or
banding the hem, or just adding a
touch of gaiety.
Their gleam will be reflected in
the shine of slipper satin or the
molten metal of lame, dramatic in
accordion pleats or halter neck.
Demure sophistication will be rep
resented by luxurious brocade with
a high neck and Gone With the
Wind skirt.
Scarlet or Josephine.
So you are either molded and
modern, or a female with a wicked
glitter, or you are Victorian,
either in the romantic bouffant of
Scarlett O'Hara or with the high
watsted, deep decolletage glamour
of Napoleon's Josephine. You can
be saintly in chiffon, a siren in
satin or sequins or a little bit of
both.
In the romantic mood are dozens
of possibilities. A particularly
lovely creation in black net has an
infinitesimal bodice, shirred and
accentuated by a high waist. Mists
of rayon net float out from the
waist, polka dotted, if you like,
with silver sequins made to swirl
to a waltz .
Laquered Net Redingote.
Or take the same skirt pale blue
or gray and top it with a deep
cut bodice covered with irrldescent
sequins. Lead a gypsy gaiety with
a bolero embroidered in gold se
quins and pearls, or simply plas
tered with sequins of black, blue,
red or green. For individuality,
find a brown net redingote lac
quered with gold metal flowers.
Formula for a proposal:
The sweet feminity of a white
tulle bouffant skirt, a dropped
shoulder, daringly-low decolletago
(over which our lady can modestly
blush) and a corselet waistline
banded thrice with deep, true blue
velvet ribbon.
Formulas for a dramatic en
trance: An empire gown in gold lame
with a corded halter neck and
moulede accordion-pleated figure,
clinging smoothly and rhythmic
ally all the way to the floor.
A princess gown of slipper sat
in, daringly draped across the
bosom with huge, jeweled clasps,
and with a full skirt sweeping
regally behind.
A seductively shirred chiffon in
two or even three color contrast,
criss-crossed at the low neckline
with sequins or haltered with a
garland of velvet gardenias.
Icy-White Satin.
The height of sophistication may
appear in an icy-white, supple
satin, perhaps accordion-pleated,
but more likely draped gracefully
in a rather narrow skirt encircled
with huge cord between ruffled
tiers. Other puffed-sleeved taffetas
may be adorned with amusing vei
vet bows.
A slinky sheath of crepe may
be hung with fringe in short
lengths or from the waist to tbe
floor; if black, top it with lame
or meal and satin brocade, in
say, glacier blue. Extremely tail
ored, such a pencil-thin crepe
gown might have pockets of se
quins, or banded around sleeve or
hip or may be completely covered
with them.
No girl should be at loss to
find the gown to suit her, for
every personality has a choice,
from sweet naivete to sleek so
phistication.
Facial Experts Name Eyes
Vital Personality Factor
Authorities Advise Artificial
Shading in Heavy Tones
For Eye Lashes.
The eyes have it, say the dic
tators of fashion, in the current
discussion about what feature of
a face determines a woman to be
beautiful, glamorous, or cool.
These eyes may be blue, brown,
gray, or even bespectacled, but
ways and means can be found to
make them the all-important.
This is especially easy when they
are set in a face eager with antici
pation for the military ball and
the coming formal season.
For the ball, sparkling eyes
should be encased by lustrous eye
lashes and natural brows, the
heavier the handsomer. Unlucky
lasses with scarcely an eyela-sh to
their names or those who have
lashes that resemble a row of
milpped straw need not worry, for
someone has Invented the eyelash
curler (God bless him) and new
kinds of creamy mascara add
length and luster. Wear your eye
brows natural In shape but see
that the natural way is neat
Beauty doesn't depend upon
chiselled features and goddess-like
proportions. Given a clear skin
fair body proportions, and good
carriage, a Hollywood expert
states that he could make any
woman beautiful. The clear skin
must have a powder that will
make it have a Dresden quality,
the lipstick should have a blue
overtone, the cheeks a slight tin
of color, and the eyeshadow should
he the color of the eyes, although
blue shades are good for even
brown-eyed girls.
Fling the curls high for the
military ball and the officers will
love it! There Is something un
canny about a change of coiffure
that makes life take on a new
meaning, it brings the same sen
sation to the feminine heart that
a new hat or sweater will bring,
Up, up, up go the ringlets at every
angle that fertile minds of stylists
can create, but there is always
room for rugged Individualism and
some will wear their locks falling
to their shoulders and attend the
ball in the page-boy style that the
Nebraska coeds have welcomed
' Into their hearts.
White Tic Attire
Becomes Popular
With College Man
Today the "white tie" outfit
more than ever before is becom
ing an integral part of the well
dressed man's wardrobe. Tails, the
ultimate in proper formal attire,
is no longer confined to the tall,
distinguished, and mature. Even
the college man can at last feel
comfortable In the white Vest, top
bat. kid gloves and cane.
As in former year the major
changes in the accessories of this
ordinarily Infringeable outfit are
in the design of the white vest.
KngliBh clothien are showing
many new styles this season, but
the single breasted is by far the
favorite, wltij rol! collars and very
sharp points receiving the great
eat favor.
New Checked Shirt.
Klther one button or two but
ton shirt Is proper for full dress
voar with the latter seemingly
receiving the widest approval.
Most of the new shirts have a
checked design, altho the old fav
orite, pique, is still popular.
Trrsent fashions dictate that
liiack studs are Incorrect for form
al evening wear. Only the pearl
and Another of pearl buttons are
considered proper accessories.
Chesterfield Topcoat.
For campus wear the traditional
( !i. 'htrrfield or Inverness, loose
I ' V.uu formal wear topcoat with
silk grained lapels, can be over
looked by the fashion authorities,
They place their sanction upon
the dark blue or black coat.
Proper headwear includes only
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the silk topper and the collapsible
opera hat. For the bashful a black
Homburg' will fill the require
ments. To complete the outerwear
there are only the white kid gloves
and night stick with its Ivory
handle.
Any of the flowers worn with
the dinner jacket is quite proper
for tails. To avoid crushing the
flower may be worn on the over
coat and then transferred to the
lapel of the Jacket when the outer
covering is removed.
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Used and rebuilt machines on aaay
terms.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
130 No. 12 St. B2157
Lincoln, Nebr.
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MEII PREPARE
for the
MILITARY BALL
We are going to sell TUX
EDO suits on this tpecial
sale for ONE week only.
REGULAR 27.50 SUITS
2150
You may select your suit
now and we will hold the
suit until you want it. Suits
all made in double breasted
models in the new Mid
night Blue shade.
Special Sale on
HOMBURG HATS
Tudo Shirts Re8uiar $35 a sale &t
Tie,- 1 95 45
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When the bands begin
to play for the opening
of the Grand March on
that very important eve
ning of December 3rd,
will you be fully at ease
with the thought in mind
that your clothes are
Correct?
Tuxedos
If you choose the conventional tuxedo you'll
want the fine tailoring and expert fitting
qiven Magee's suits. Choose a mid-night
blue fabric in a smart double breasted
model. We have just your size.
50 to 3350
GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK GOES
TO 'COLLlTCll' IN LATEST FAD
Dress Shirts...25t350
Shoes . . . . 650 $10
Stud Sets ..... Jl up
Fashionable Young Men
Sport Gold Watches
On Heavy Chains.
'The return to gracious living"
sounds like a line cribbed from a
silverware ad, but it applies none
the less antlv to the strong come
back that is currently being staged
by men's jewelry. More smartly
attired men are wearing jewelry
today than for some years past,
and what's more, this jewelry has
picked up in quality as well as in
quantity.
Especially interesting is the re-j
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lurn 01 ine pocKeiwatcn. un
to be gTandpop who wore the
heavy gold watch chains over his
buldging waistline, but now us
the voune. handsome, "coiutcn
man who sports one of them in the
waistcoat pocket of his town suit
or in the watch pocket or his oin
ner lacket. The increase of formal
wear for day and evening nas
caused men to reserve their wrist
watches for sports wear, country
wear and travel or similar occa
sions. Perhaps you may feel con
spicuous in one but, remember that
they are tops in men s fashions.
Favorite types of watch chains are
those having heavy bold links of
gold, and those of simple design
Monogram Cufflinks.
For that matter all gold jewelry
is at its best this year in simple
design.
Because of the revival of the
shirt with French cuffs, there is
also a general trend for the return
of cuff links. Some of the smartest
cufflinks will have personal mono
grams of cut out letters, altho
many men will wear links of a
smart plain pattern ana be as wen
dressed as those who prefer initi
aled shirt "fasteners."
Another addition to the mascu
line wardrobe, which reminds us,
reluctantly, of the good ole diaper
days, is the gold safety pin which
is worn in the collar and fre.
quently, during warmer days,
pinned to the bottom of a tie to
keep it in place. Even tho' it would
be a much cheaper proposition to
swipe one of mother's best safety
pins, it wouldn't be the best idea,
for these safeties are supposed to
be one of the many signs of the
fashionable dresser, and not in
tended to offend your lady love.
Foxy Stickpins. .
Several years ago in England,
the sporty motif stick-pin got off
to a good start, but -America didn't
approve so readily, making its
popularity wane. However, it is
among us again, men, and this
time we like it, definitely!
The pins being worn today in
this country and abroad by the
fashion leaders are quite expen
sive, because of the gamebird, race
horse, fox or other sporting fig.
ures being made up in diamonds.
But it is hoped by us commoners
that someday the popular accept
ance of this pin will later lead to
more of them ana more inexpen
sive prices. All we need is pa
tience, and when they do come t
the local stores be sure to investigate.
CAMPUS STUDIO
Thursday.
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