The Ogden standard-examiner., March 26, 1922, MAGAZINE SECTION, Image 31

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I SUNDAY, MARCH 2 1, I 22. j
m a? lapper tfaits
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B By LADY DUFF GORDON j
("LUCILE")
TTTE flapper finds, this Spring, an array of chic models built espe fi
eially for her youthful figure. Time was when the flapper was
negleeted in the fashion world. But since she has bo publicly I
established herself, she has demanded that costumes be designed for
1 her individually iu place of the school girl garments from which she was
forced to choose prior to her successful campaign for independence.
Just right for the first warm days of Spring are the chic flapper suits
I am showing this week. Here indeed is simplicity of line without the
sacrifice of style or charm The flapper suit, of which I show two views,
is cut from soft velour. Box jackets are new again. So this jacket takes
it '8 cue. The three-quarter loose sleeves give it the latest touch in Spring
suits and the buckled shirring on the sides of the skirt is all the flapper
could ask for in novelty and style
This time, however, the coat buttons at the back. And once again
the belt and buckle effect is repeated to relate the jacket to the skirt.
Tailored to an extreme simplicity for the flapper who prefers this
model is the walking suit of covert cloth. It fastens with a loop button
at front and remains in quiet harmony with the tailored blouse and simple
sports hat worn with it.
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Wr J a IADY DUFF-GORDON the
1 famous "Lucile" of fl
London, and foremost
v creator of fashions in the
world, writes each week the
fZ'F' fashion article for this news
, 5' '.'rr-paper, presenting all that is
S-"""""" V". newest, and best in styles
for well-dressed women.
4 v i Lady Duff-Gordon's Paris
i establishment brings her into
with that centre