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Show SATIN MORE POPULAR THAN EVER; GAY PLAIDS FOR SPORTS WEAR never can toll as to fickle fasli- inn's moves. There's this matter of saiin, for instance. One would have thought that it would have been granted a leave of absence this season, sea-son, seeing that ii has been so continuously con-tinuously appearing ou the style program. pro-gram. On the contrary, satin is more popular tlii.ii ever. The chic of satin for Immediate wear is asserted not only for the frock, but the suit tailored tai-lored ot this material is one of the outstanding Hems for fall. The inlerestlng thing about this i )gue is that all sorts of satlu are ap- answercd most gaily in terms of bright liauilsoiiie plaids. Just such stunning out tits as the daid Jumper dress with wrap to match as shown In the lower picture promise a season or colorful modes fur the sportswoman and the schoolgirl. Paris proclaims the smartness of plaid throughout daytime fashions, showing no partiality between cotton, rayon, silk or woolen weaves for the blouse to be worn wiih the autumn suit or for the town, travel, school or sports frock. French couluriers are even making the blouse to be woru iff H v " ft " ' firoved by stylists. That is, both sbii ajd dull satin is favored. Black Is most important. The stunning fimn In the picture bespeaks the handsome stylinp. being given to satin for afternoon after-noon wear. The dainty yoke and the puffs at the wrist are beaded, for beadwork is recognized as a leading trimming touch this season. Many of the new satin dresses sound the black-and-white note in that they are detailed with white satin trimmings worked wilh that air of newness which immediately attracts the eye. Much of the charm of the "last mini te" frocks Is right at the sleeve, in that It usually displays novel nov-el treatment in answer to the call of the 1U3U mode. When not black with white foi the satin gown, then turquoise tur-quoise and black is almost sure to be the alteruati i. An occasional midnight blue or a eep brown sometimes varies the program pro-gram of black salln for the daytime frock, either In crepe-back weave, or of highly lusterful heavy texture. As to the tailored Jaeket-andskirt suit of black satin, the smart set has adopted it as the costume Ideal for practical daytime wear. Women who pride themselves on being style-wise Gown That Shows Handsome Styling witli the cloth suit of plaid gingham. All signs point to a predominance of plaid costumes at forthcoming fall outdoor events. The sports enthusiast enthusi-ast at the golf tournament or In the grandstand at the ball game will be dressed to the occasion in Just such attractive plaid as Is here shown. This. jumper dress is made of blue and yellow plaid ratine, a material being particularly practical for hard usage in that It is sturdy of weave and, best of all, washes to look like new. Black buttons on, this frock emphasize empha-size by way contrast the bright colors of the plaid. The pockets are bound in black patent leather, which Is also the material of the narrow hell. The long-sleeved shirt-blouse Is of yellow wool jersey. When topped with the little fitted plaid Jacket thif llv U si 1 v 1 1 !' S &i!&Sssssm$'my urssassm . . .... ., .fA Gay Plaid Sports Outfit. ,ne wearing these natty lustrous fil-.curs fil-.curs with handsome fur neckpieces and intriguing blouses and the effect is. stunning. Then, too, most every Paris cable stressvs the smartness of satin for evening wear. Panne satin, which s very lustrous, evokes considerable in terest. Gay Plaids In Favor. As far as the golf field, the tennis ten-nis court and the campus are concerned con-cerned the what-to-wear question Is ensemble becomes a striking outfit foi the shopper. The college girl seeking a fetching suit to wear here and there will make no mistake In selecting a model fashioned along these lines. Considerable importance is attached to the Jumper frock in the autumn style forecast. Especially . does it promise to flourish In the classroom not only at high school and at col lege, but for all ages. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. (10. 1930, Western Newspaper Unl&a.) |