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Twd Views of a Gala Evening Dress
Striped
Taffeta
Gown,
with
a Satin
Border
Made in
Deeper
Shade
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LADY DUFF-GOR-.
DON. the famous
"Lucile" of Lxm
don, and foremott creator
of fathions in the world.
Writes each week the fah
ion article for this newspa
per, presenting all that is
newest and best in styles
for well-dressed women.
Lady Duff - Gordon's.
Paris establishment brings
her into close touch with
that centre of fashion.
A White
Velvet Evening
Dress
Trimmed with
Black Fox Fur.
This Is a
" Wonderfully
Attractive
Example
of the
Use to Which
the -Little Furs"
Are Being Put
This Season.
The Model Is One
of "LudleV
By Lady Duff-Gordon
("LUCILE")
WITH the. flrat fall of anow tt and jive the effecf of a very fine long
question of fur and their tall and can be used In banda of any
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of for the moment
Furt are used this year as much
and even more than ever as a trim-
uses seems to be more Inter- length. This come in nartimiariv
eating than anything else I can think happy Just now, as the weight of any
heavy fur on the tulle evening skirts
of to-day would pull them down, de-strorina-
Immedlatplr th "iiHr-bfnv.
mlng ss well as for warmth, while out" annearancA so npr.rv in h
they are being mixed in many queer present day gowns
InlVl Tn ,iQ 1 same fur on
and in color. The queer coloreddyed coaU Moleskin is made in several
fur. of last sewon have completely new way.ometlme, in gtrl of
dappeared They were much too ,wo 8hade, of mete8 "n
eccentric and easily copied to be long . , ... it , ' .
lived, as were rue Ve5 wlxt any TlT Zl'u ' ' '7 g":g
ihirr .iu a M'Antri. i opposite directions; sometimes in
.,. . .,,hh .nM. checkered or even mosaic designs.
These are, of course, on whole gar-
such a audden appearance.
Furs as before are still dyed, but
only in colors that are natural or
seemingly natural. In aome cases
fox is made a little bluer or Kolinsky
a little redder or darker, but what
ever fur is used, it Is only slightly re-
tMAVAit n rnlAli fmm tKa natural
The making up of fura this season wlin Iur w matcn ror tle "PPe' Prt
menls, which are generally bordered
with a broad band cf either akunk or
'ox.
I have made a number of what I call
three-piece dresses, the skirt being of
fur to the knees, the chiffon trimmed
has the greatest charm, and I have
used manv little novelties tfcat era
extremely attractive. One happy Idea
is the very little narrow bands of
rope fur which make the daintiest
and most charming of trimmings.
over which is worn a coat which
reaches down to the fur part of the
drees, and la worn with the hat and
muff to match.
when not in use are rucked un over
the arms, giving quit a decorative
appearance.
I have one or two shawla that are
rather attractive. They are mad like
ordinary plain lengtha of material,
nothing to recommend them but the
fur Itself, which the wearer herself
adapts. There Is nothing to it at all
whatsoever, but about two and a half
yards long by a yard and a quarter
wide or moleskin, sealskin or tailless
ermine lined with some contrasting
short fur. It Is just a blanket and
nothing else, but la worn with the
most delightful effect on a slim woman
who knows properly how to manipu
late such things,
Above you will find a picture of a
striped taffeta gown with a satin bor
der made In a deeper shade. la the
front It haa a tiny little apron bor
dered with the fur I described above.
The bodice Is made high In front, with
a deep "V" in the back. The sleeves
describe themselves. Notice the odd
way In which the lady Is wearing her
hair. In the front tt is still close to
the head, while besides the little
braids three small, puffs appear rather
far back on the crown.
A gala evening dress appears, with
two views. It Is of lemon colored
taffeta faced with pink over a petti
coat of the aame, which Is of brocade
with silver flowers. A little ptnk aaUa
bodice with a diagonal band of fur,
the sash la shades of citron, orange
A number of my gowns have verv
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larrit ruffs vntjiA rf h..u fn - j . .
" --- -u w" pin, nniinea wrta a bouquet or
Very narrow strips of fur are twisted sleeves about eight Inches too long, flowers, complete this simple but dig
closely together around a long cord, which pull down over the hands, or niflad mwn
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