The Ogden standard. [volume], January 24, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 13

About The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920

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y I k'00 'n wor write each week the faihion article for thi news- ''fli
jr paper, preenting all that it newest and belt in tylc for well-dretied women. fllp' tiljiff
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("Lucile")
trv HIS 1b the time when Palm Beach tells the
A United States what to wear the next Sum
mer. Palm Beach Is without doubt tho
harbinger of the warm weather modes. It 13 tho
herald of the hats and gowns we will wear In June,
July and August.
The large left hand figure displays a gown and
hat appropriate for smart afternoon wear It In
built, on br.oad lines, of taffeta and embroidered
tulle, The present predilection for fine old laco
, appears In the rolling collar of the wide nock and
the close under Bleeves that meet the elbow. The
frock has novelty and olegance, yet withal a girl
ish simplicity. Tho taffeta forms a one-piece
slip. Upon this foundation Is fashioned a wldo,
somewhat full bodice with short, tight sleeves.
Over tho taffeta slip Is arranged full straight
drapery of embroidered not. The silk at the
sides Is arranged as a -wide sadb with two loops.
The central oval la a larger view of the upper
part of tho flguro, showing the details of the hat.
The hat which Is a -cousin" to the sailor Is made ot
(O 1320. International Fcaturo ScrTice, Inc f Great Britnj
tulle with a soft narrow ruching about tho
brim. This Is an effect -that is universally
becoming. Tho brim Is shorter at the front
and back than at tho sides. The long sides drop
slightly toward the shoulders, an effect, that is
suitable for a tall woman whose twenties arc
not a memory too remote. For It is observable
even to careless eyes that drooping lines add
to the apparent age while the up and away
types of hats subtract considerably from the
facial record of tho wearer's years. Over the
tulle-covered frame chenille is woven in a diamond
shaped design. A narrow striped ribbon covers
the Jointure of crown and brim. A bit of fur
at the front and back prove that memories of
Winter persist. Although the same reminders
of thoughts of Winter may bo as greatly in
evidence next Summer as they were last
Summer.
A trifle more elaborate Is the second of. the
Palm Beach dresses, that shown on the right
hand figure. It is of charmouso. The entire
gown holds that suggestion of being wrapped
around the figure rather than hooked Into it, that ,
maintains indisputably its favor.. aIt ia luYishlyJ.1!
In ntcbts Bcserroa
9 unarming jJizmeT uown ot unarmease
vrith ButterBy Hat of Tulle.
draped on one side and scantily drawn tip on the
othor. An elaborate shirring finishes the skirt at
the hem and is carried to the waist on the
' scantily draped side. The low cut bodice gives
the effect of having been wrapped around the
flguro. The rounded neck is adorne'd by three
rows of slightly gathered tulle. A small bouquet
of velvet flowers is worn at the front point of the
decolletage. A crush bolt of velvet' is worn at fl
the normal waist line.
The hat worn with this poetically lovely dinner '
gown is of tulle, so arranged upon a wide, ifreg
ular brim as to give a -butterfly effect
A survey of the costumes offered and accepted
for Palm Beach this Winter reveals ,a marked
tendency toward charmouBO and net in fabrics.
Rich shades of yellow offer a contrast to white. jH
Both are popular tints. Tho skirls are scant or
only moderately full. Tho belt lino remains
about normal, although vanity would suggest the jH
higher one which gives lines of supreme grace to
tiie figure besides affording tho. ovor to bo desired.
youthful effect - -
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