The Oregon daily journal., October 15, 1922, Page 70, Image 70

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THE OREGON; STOPAT TOI7BNAII, POBTEAXP; SUNDAY. MORNINO, "OCTOBER 15r l922: 'ij.-
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yri REN C II designers have
ri a merry time with
aovm silhouettes. : Yei
they achieve, .somehow, a real
fascination in line. Women have
grown weary ofihe straight line
modeL And Paris took the cite
this season and has given them
something distinctly new in lint
and fabrics
Silhouette is the outline of a
gown.' Care must be taken in
selecting any of the new models,
for not every woman 'can wear
the "lines offered. Study jour
own lines, then select your new
gowns from the host of sil
houettes offered. There is
a -creation for every figure
this season.
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extra swirl of the cbiff 6n is folded :
abotit the figure to give the:effett"of a
panel. And with the informal lines of 'the c
accompanying chapeau, one - could scarcely
find & more attractive mode for afternoon' wear. ,
The charming evening frock pictured is fash
ioned of chiffon with an ill-over design of -tinsel
embroidery. ; Xong ' cirstal rixige. falls ; artfully
PABIS finds the silhouette an in
teresting plaything. This femi-
gowns seriously one moment, then seems to fling
them from her in mockery the next. ; i.
I What is Paris now doing to the silhonettteT
Any number of crazy things that women adore, and from the. panniers which fashion "has -revived and
"their excuse for the new silhouette the demand- for - wide, Japanese sleeves. -v s, ' - '
something new. - The straight-line, one-piece, frock : Tho! two other -modelspietured : follow the fash- .
has grown to be a weary mode. Boasting new adorn- ion ! tendency, each with.-its own distinction. One,
ment from season to season during hef past few an illusive creation of swirling folds of chiffon, finds -years,
St has made a brave attempt to achieve .va- itself devoid of beeves, while the 4their gown, boasts
riety. :, Bnt Jiow comes a new and varied silhouette' long, dignified affairs quite in keeping with the rest
to take us: completely frozn'iUxe monotony of the' - of the mode.: - J .- " j - '"- ;
straight line; j .Yottiwilt notice tiisffhe cniffon-afternoon gown
' 'The draped ! model reveala the tendency ithatJ5 - has infinite ichiff on skirts to cive:it fnllne Th
;will accent the new silhouette this year. ' All gowns : skirts are wide so that when Milady walks about
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grapery somewhere abput'them. - -. - . Panels are responsible for the silhouette of, the
- Draped across the front and eaught gracefully at polished silk gown-with its widelongr sleeves. It
the: hip, the chiffon folds - of this gown ; shimmers - boasts a simple :line v without these additions and
before an admiring. world. ;: The, sleeves, too, "are . takes. for: its. final : costume. note- the wide, softly
draped, falling from' the bodice top and slit at the- rolling hat with a double spra4 of uncurled ostrich"
outer, side to permit the, pare Arm to -show. -f-An to the side. 1 "'--''' r -.' --" Bonwi 7efcr$C0 -
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