For the suit, for the coat dress,
fdr certain of the one-piece frocks
tfiere are additions of frills that will
make the gowns of the fall season
look distinctive. They are made or
net in pleatings, or of organdv or
lace. They are soft and liecoming
in all of their lines and they float
about the throat and reach down
the front or the bodice half way or
all of the way until they form dis
tinctive additions to the gown of
the moment and something that is
recognized as distinctly a part of
the more modern type.
' Now. for coats an costume suits
(he wrapping, folding collars are
most important. They are made o'
anything from silk to fur and many
are the materials that come in be
tween. Width can be indulged in to
fh^* last degree. There seems no
ljmit to the amount of material that
can be incorporated In their mak
ing, but no matter how they are de
poned nor how much or how little
is the quantity of their construction,
in the last analysis they manage to
be things that become the modern
girl to the most remarkable de
gree. They are becoming adjuncts
to her costume on any occasion and
not to be Ignored when the matter
©f making up a new wardrobe 'a
the question of the moment.
