nnish Sijit Is
ictator Of
Mode
-•» FLORENCE CLARKE
The new mannish suit not only
'Fought with it an array of accessories
och as vests, fobs nn*i neckwear, but
l is having a decided influence upon
tresses and coats. When-these suits
irst appeared they were thought of
aereiy as a good looking addition to
ne'a wardrobe. It. is now very evident
"it they, are but an item of a great
gue for tailored clothes. Vour dress,
"it or coat simply must be tailored.
One suit is typical of the style which
as started this rage for severely tailor
.1 things. It is of gray suiting checked
• ith darker gray. Silk braid binds the
"liar and the front of the coat. The
ilk shirt as Well ns the tie are in that
ery happy looking shade called pow
er blue, the tie having stripes of black
nd " hlte for ’ contrast. When yon
ook at its youthful lines, it is not to
e wondered that other wearables have
doptel them.
There are the new tailored frocks,
or instance. They are exactly like a
mart suit in appearance. At least
'ey are like that in front. The pic
re you present to the girl who takes
chance and looks nfter you (hoping
at you will not look too) is quite a
rjriise.if—eha la not prepared for it,
seatise the back is perfectly plain. It
I without any seams or trimming.
