Milford News | 1931-10-15 | Page 3 | Ladies not Stout, Just "Junoesque"

LADIES NOT STOUT, JUST "JUNOESQUE" There are still a lot ot generously jj, proportioned ladies In the world, hut they are no longer stout ladies. They nre merely ".luuoesciue," according to Fiaron de Meyer, famous French stylist and designer. That's the only way to refer to the woman of ample avoirdupois now, the baron Insists In Harper's Bazaar. And going back Into Unman mythology a little, he points out that Juno, a heavyweight heavy-weight goddess, was as much admired In liet way as the slimmer Venus. And for such ladies as are best described de-scribed by his newly-coined classical term, the Trench deslgnei recommends tlie bolero, a short Jacket with or without with-out sleeves. This garment, when It Is adroitly cut and hangs loose about the Idps. makes It dillicult to ascertain whether I he wearer Is a Juno or a Venus, he declares.