New-York tribune. [volume], November 14, 1920, Page 12, Image 64

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No. 1 (1186)
The ne<w sleeveless effect is
portrayed in this chiffon velvet
ffo<wn. The entire modelling
suggests a draped symphony. A
garland of roses boldly assumes
the place of girdle. Black
chooses her garland of red
roses; brown assays blue; the
sapphire hue demands a har?
monious shade; while the
American beauty g\mm F f\ /
velvet clamors for ?7.?[) If
a soft trench blue SI C
garland.
Mn.)t entrancing are the
lung lines of this evening
frock, but not allowed to run
too straight a course; an ef?
fet lite slush is ( aught by
French flowers. A marriage
of radium taffeta and
gold' j > i n //
makes c,
? 75-00
A'?. J (205)
This black taffeta frock is ar?
tistically geared by gold lacing,
which is affectionately hugged
by small hand-embroidered
beads. II"ith great artistry ts
blended the brilliant shadings of
)ade and flume chiffon, which
end gracefully in pointed flows.
An interwoven girdle fin?
ishes the glory
of this evening
rhapsody.
89.50
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562 FIFT-H AV?NUE |_
NEW YORK
Where Evening Gown^ Match
the Scintillating Stars'
in their Shimmering /
EAUTY
SUGGESTING GOWNS FOR ALL
FORMAL AND SEMI - FORMAL
OCCASIONS, FROM CANDLELIGHT
TO THE WEE SMALL HOURS OF
D AWN ? RECEPTION, DINNER,
THEATRE, HORSE SHOW, OPERA
AND DANCE ? GOWNS RADIANT
WITH SPANGLES OR SEQUINS OR
DELICATELY FASHIONED OF
LACE, BROCADES OR METAL TIS?
SUES.
?V?. * ?207)
This is the occasion when taf?
feta has borrowed a heavenly
sheen which they mil Radium
and sought the artist's trayons
for exquisite pastel shades. The
saucy ruffles, punted with silver,
have taken an upward flight,
halting before the waist
line is reached, ? _ f\r\
there being de- j 4?7 J{J\)
So. 5 (215?
This Radium taf?
feta is delighted In
blossom into a
flower. Soft pastel
?,/ colored pelais take
their flare over
the chiffon veiling,
which in its turn
conceals an under?
skirt of the same
taffeta. Here rib?
bon has magically
been turned into
dainty garlands of
flowers. The basnue
bodice tops the
flower as it begins
to bloom in its un?
expected loveliness.
89.50
-Vo. 6 (3295)
Here chiffon, with
its contrasting deeper
tones, only enhances
the glow of the Radium
taffeta. The one-piece
Panels are continuous
from shoulder to hem.
where it is taught un?
der, balloon fashion.
The shirring on panel
marches to shoulder
and halls. The same
chiffon demands a
hearing both in under
blnuse and sleeves.
75-00
tained by small
French posies.
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