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THE OREGON BfflZDJCR' ffOUKKAIV. :PORTIAkl SUNDAY MOHNDTq OCTOBER 29; 192?
TrERStA-katffiven
Jl: fQtiiur!er$ 'of Paris
their -inspiration .
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The Coloring g whick ..
mark these new fabrics are i
like, a rare old Persian '
tapestry. Blistered crepes,
tinsel brocades and an
exquisite , 'display . of
Jinny: woven color
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silks i J or ' informal
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TOilEN are'to eyes toward picturV 'Wormwith thia.gowa Is a lie&d-
AA esque Persia for titer fabrics which fashion: the Lress of gold cloth, boasticg motifa
" new gowns. . ;!j . . . , - f . seeded " gexna to -match- those
The weavin trs and colorings of the Persian art rnrt which - chain themselves ' into one
ave been. lid from their Jowly lace.ajidTais
dbtingoished service of' adorning 'Milady's body, ; - For the 'new. opera season, one
X. Like an old 'Persian tapestry woven, on a. fine silk .copld' select no more- charming
l e texture of this exotic gown with, its doable strjsfr -4 cloak ; than that pictured in the '
girdle of antique, carved beads. . XThe, setting ..of thff redisplay.' - It i takes for ita material
design is the simple silhouette of ,the.lrock,ttselt - The Va soft-panne Telret and lines its
.creation asks no more. than to be pTnutted. a wide, flowing -
plain Tiat to complete its beauty 1 - - -Xv - -which fairly breathes of Persian ,
.Matelasse satin is the new nanie given to the fabrie suasets. iRuching of the velvet rives a soft collar ana
i which ist selected for the coat Mouse. - It is one of the thev strings which tie at the throat add a certain grace '
I novelties of the ;new season, borrowed 3irecUy:fromX ? to the silhouetted ; '
!: Persia. And because it completes an -otherwise simple ; . -. Persian influence in millinery is admirably shown X - rJZ
skirt and blouse this novelty, jacket, takes. the place. - in' the material which faahiona, the wide hat: . Added v .
of the regulation coatee, we knew last Reason.'-.. . to the charm of this soft fabric is the galloon of jrpar 1 f
One may Vcar the' sheer blouse ornot in'ihis'cos-" ;kling metaltwhich'toimsthe jcrown at the front,; . V
nunc ' Sometimes the fronts folded across-and held v The stmishades- of Persia; have contributed,' too, 1 " "
in place by a -fancy bar pin, closing.. almost to -the theirmote in th ' "
- throat '' t '! .' - ... X" : " - ; for the isiormal afternoon hat, the soft. richness ofllXXJX
Tinsel brocade is efeWrry 'Qsedfor'thoeTeninsi; 'blocked felt is being shown. The erbwns 6f .these:new-V''-'. . 'v
gown, with its 'dull beaded cabochon at ono-bip and ehapeaux are cupped like an inverted bowl and taken' X r; X
its long, flowing panels which extend into: side trains., directlyfrom the head protection worn by the .Asiatio , ' ' r '
This model is exeellenfor the fuU figure,Xas it not only traveler. .They blaxe . forth in eolored metal ribbons,
lends height and -dignity "but suggests semblance of:" "or take fer their trimming just a hint of tapestry in.
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