Slightly bloused over the hips, this frock achieves
its new line by the use of a wide chiffon sash, which
•7 ,. ^
is tied at one hip. Embroid
ered bands are made into
shoulder straps, looping to
gether the front and back of
the sheer blouse. r
Depending entirely upon the
splendor of exquisite bead em
broidery, the other frocks are
fashioned on the simplest lines.
There is ,t h e chemise stole
which we welcomed „a few
seasons ago.
Regulation roUnd neck and
Spiall bell sleeves are seen, this
frock relying for its beauty on
the colorful bead flowers
posed against their ^>lafti back
ground.
Another gown gains ito place
hi the Wardrobe for the*theatre
because of it$ scintillating
beaded surface. A simple
design of spanglesiand beads
is used at one side of the
skirt, and beads are sewed into the .squares of the design above
and below the girdle tucking, to give the appearance of .an eyelet
design.
Long lines of tiny, sparkling glass beads cover the surface of another
theatre gown.
An oyster design of lustreless pearl embroidery lends a beautiful
contrast at one side of the skirt, affording, as you see, a narrow space
upon which the strings of the girdle fall most gracefully.
Qjtfriai. IWsn* ton - onu i«r»ni Biza* Jtrwrf*.
