Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume], December 06, 1934, Image 7

About Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942

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1934 DECEMBER 6.
THE gaiue of late fall and early
fashion about the most lilgh
•tylish play one can make Is to st*ke
all on a handsome short-jacketed salt,
hlplength to be explicit, which is lav
Ishly trimmed with luxurious fur. As
to after thought add more than one
fetching blouse. Begin with a blouse
of tinsel knit, then a plaid velvet or
taffeta and so on, lending up to a
sumptuous Junlc of glittering lame.
It is a question which Is more ex
citing In point of novelty and ele
Cance, the materials which go to make
up these dramatic suits or the furs
which adorn them. The new tweeds
which fashion as many of the smartest
suits are a treat tó the eye both in
the matter of color and novel weave.
However, all Is not tweed that is
tailored, for broadcloth Is "In" this sea
son and best-dressed women are order
ing their suits made of handsome duve
tyne In rich vibrant reds or greens or
browns. Indeed than duvetyne we
know of no smarter material for the
new jacket suits, that is,' unless you
choose velvet.
As to interpreting the glories of vel
vet suits as "now is" in the style pn
rade tlie most extravagant adjectives
fall short of doing the theme justice.
The best we can do is to call your at
tention to the fetching velvet costume
centered in tlie illustration and let
you judge for yourself as to what
heights of glory this season's velvet
suit fashions are being carried. A
very choice grade of black velvet was
selected Cor this formal afternoon suit.
The sleeves are intriguingly worked
with tucks to give them fullness at
the elbow. The belt and pocket are
decorated with gold-metal discs and the
Fur-Trimmed Short-Jacketed Suit
Bf CHERTE NICHOLAS
bfouse is of red und gold lame. A
flattering silver fox collar with a huge
matching muff add "class" to this out
fit de luxe. By the way we are going
to see more muffs during the next few
months than we have seen for winters
and winters past.
The smart town suit to the left radi
ates that feeling of quiet elegance
which bespeaks refinement and good
taste. The brown striped woolen of
which it is tailored is a more than or
dinary weave. The effective styling of
the generous mink collar is noteworthy
in that it emphasizes the vogue which
calls for clever rever treatments. This
accent on designful revers Is very no
ticeable throughout the fall and win
ter mode. The blouse worn with this
suit is chartreuse crepe patterned with
a gold threading.
The Interesting note to carry In mind
in regard to the suit to the right is
that the jacket tops a one-piece dress—
an excellent Idea for winter warmth
as well as costume chic. The jacket
and-dress suit is a favorite theme with
designers. Very often the scheme is
carried out in two woolens such as
plaid for the dress with duvetyn or
velveteen in a solid color for the
jacket, the plaid repeated In the jacket
lining. Nutria fur trims the light ox
ford wool suit in the picture. Fashion
reports from Paris all stress the im
porta nee of nutria trimming and other
similar furs. Another outstanding
fashion Is the black woolen suit which
is trimmed In white ermine, galyak or
breltschwantz.
©. Western Newspaper Union.
THE DOLLAR SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
A CAMPBELL. O.
Alkuit 1915-ben
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