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Show BRIGHT COLORS IN 1 925ST YLES Spring is rushing in with nli of the new styles so dear to the heart of woman ! And it is a gay, vivacious, viva-cious, colorful spring this year. Never were bright colors so popular. popu-lar. Designers have been burning much midnight oil in creating nil of the alluring new styles. Dresses and coats are decidedly original nnd different. If a woman would be stylish, she must wear high colors. All of the red shades and all of the colors suggestive of red, such as cranberry, heniiu, russet, curaniet and brick, nre niose expressive of Ihe favored vogue Of course, the ultra-smart color is Tiger. F.ye ! Small wonder, when It. Is such a rich, deep, fascinating shade. Perhaps Per-haps there lurks In this color some appeal to women primeval,! More probably; is is so popular only ho cause Is it so new and so resplendent. resplen-dent. Blues, greens, tJins, greys, navy and black are also shown. The feminine world is divided into in-to two canipH on the question ot the length of skirts. Some welcome wit h glee the shorter skirts, and the extreme miss of Fifl h avenue in New York is wearing the skirts Just a very few inches below the knee. Ilowero, the average length will be from twelve to fourteen Inches from the floor. Of course no costume is complete wit limit n hat ! The newest feature in hats is the high trimming. Berky bows sit saucily on the tops at hats; flowers climb all over Ihe crowns; novelty pomioms occupy the highest high-est part, of the crown. The Alpine and the TryoJian crowns are very smart. Sprightly colors arc shown in hats, too. Tb" .1. C, Penney company i ehovrlng these style features In it advanced spring displays. |
