Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-07 | Page 26 | Fashion Survives in Paris Styles Snapped on the Bois De Boulogne

LJ JoG F Fashion Survives in Paris Styles Snapped on the Bois Bos de deParis Boulo Boulogne I 1 Paris Approves Plain Practical Practical- Dresses Like These Samples 1 J 1 Ii 1 l' l T 4 r i I oj m I L I II J r J T I Ml LE k 4 sf z II I w F t ij I 1 v T t T c 0 ji ic S II q 4 4 i 1 i iI F f fI C I i f nw 4 F F 4 4 I 5 I 5 F I It S t r 5 y 1 A I 4 c. c Ak I I I c S I sF S 'S t 1 roS' roS PARIS Juno 10 France France remains the maker of fashions for fol tho the world No matter what the wartime H limita limitations ita French women manage to Introduce Introduce Introduce Intro Intro- duce both art and style into the plainest plainest plain plain- est and most practical garments g The frocks worn by hy this group of girls snapped at random on a n Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun I day afternoon in the city's greatest I park show that dress materials art conserved to the limit Except f for r a I banded handed sash and a satin collar not a n dress is trimmed Even buttons have disappeared Only two can be on the tho six dresses Yet each frock has a smartness and sophistication which Is distinctly Parisian The Tho chief charm of all aU these dresses is that they look as if the they had been beel made to fit the wearer perfectly perfect I Waist lines are at the right point Skirts are cut off at the right length The materials are all aU either serge or jersey cloth materi materials ls which can be relied relied re re- re lied on for lor durability The piece one street suit BUit rivals the coat suit slut for street service Hats are of the simplest the sailor outnumbering outnumber outnumber- ing every other shape Not even a Hun atrocity gun can frighten French women from the streets or keep them from looking well groomed For it Is part of every French womans woman's philosophy of ot life to add what she can to the beauty of ot the world to subtract all that she can from ugliness even In a time Ume of great anxiety and sorrow Copyright 1913 1918 b by the Newspaper Enterprise Association