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ESPITE the feet that maker are invent- -
ing new material or reviving old ones, -woman'
clings with persistent lovaltv to .
velvet, and velvet clings beautifully and becom
ingly to woman. Bo fashion hat taken the favor
ite in it lovely, supple weavea and has made
velvet contributing factor in the modish charm
of the season. - ..V ;'.', ;;;';'.'"
Need the graceful Una-be, attained f ' Use '..
velvet., If richness of color and. food weaiv
i Ing quality be required, velvet will be wisev
choice. For hats, wraps and dresses of all. types !
elvet is in vogue. It is a note to be remembered '
when selecting your winferVontfit " - .' ; t.
In the afternoon costume there is shewn a -
cutaway jacket with a moleskin collar,' which re;"
peata itself in the muff 'and bag:. .'The sleeves? "
. show an armhole and slight fullness,, while .deep
... cuffs extend up the' outer line and' are'. trimmed '
with buttons of velvet.' Notice the soft, full lines
f the skirt. This'French model it in royal blue,
but any plain or striped velvet, will afford' si satis- t
factory working o.rt;oT;the:,vbgo
' Suggesting , the ; middle f ages " is, lihe heavily '
: embroidered gown' of I gobelin- blue. It' is ' remi
niscent of the' chain armor donned by thelcnights .
: ef old. The' sleeves are threesinarter length, and - '
the .wajst..linejs .definedjbya- folded gifdle of
, satin. Embroidery in blue is applied in plaques.
down the front and on the. shoulders, while braid
carries out the rest' of the solid .design. A-alight .
fullness is evident at the line of junction.
For a simple house dress the golden-brown .
: frock in Eussian design is copyable and becoming'. i
to the' majority of -women; -The fastening'is at
. the side, and satin is used for piping and for the
simulated buttonholes.; A -pleating of ' green silk .
is used on the edge, and a collarette of gold; net '
isxmtlined with galloon and silk. Gold tissue over
green iormsri.nj nanamaae truttons. Any woman
otight to rejoice in this: practical, stunning:, idea.- .
For evening the chiffon velvet of silvery blue
Is combined with heavy ecru lade. .' A plain chiffon "
chemisette is placed under, the bands of lace and "
the velvet is draped to form the rest of the bodice.
One side of the bodice forms a rever, trimmed
; with: three button. f One sleeve is of 'lace, 'the
thrf,. cUffiii;'fre U. -optrasting under-' .
skirt of lace '-and v'a pointed, lace train ia, bound ' :
with velvet and peeps'-out from the back'of the "
oversKirt. . .
- 5 Satin is combined -with 'velvet in' the dress
with the full undersleeves of white 'lace. This
"(shadow" lace forms, the vest and a 'frill at one
sidev jA. crofsdtrever Of silver lace" balances it
nd.tbe tumc'b'f velvet is frifiped on the slanting
sidend on the bottom Buttons and cord are
uspJ on the waist line and 'turned-back' velvet
cuils.of the sleeves. .. . .
, ; The puffed undersleeve and huge ffower fas
teninir are ued on the velvet Hn j.,it ;
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A !cc41it'jtte oii4)eads ijeads the i bodice. The
slceTes are bell-slirfppd and wired on the edire i
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