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Show Parisian Suit Is Winsome in Color Smart and Varied Styles Are Offered by Designers This Season. If (hit spring doa not prov to be what tli garment manufacturers call "suit season," write Paris fashion authority la the New York Times, It will be because Paris has striven too Industriously to diake It so, designing so many and all fascinating types of ults that one Is torn with the effort to choose between them and must ueeds turn to some other costume where ttie fashion rules of "yoo must or must not wear" are mora clearly defined and therefore mora easily followed. fol-lowed. ' To begin with there are the suits la tweeds, cheviota and similar woolens, cut after the Norfolk pattern with shoulder yoke , and atraps . running down, through which the belt la threaded. The skirts of these are most often box or group plaited, though Jean Patoii managea a variation of the atandard model by providing a wrapped skirt of brown and beige check for a Norfolk Jacket of plain brown. Potret takes a Norfolk Jacket suit of pinkish beige lalne, adds patch pockets of calfskin with tipper fasten-In fasten-In e at ton. calfskin holt. linlnff of Chinese red crepe Ue chine, and a weater under the Jacket, atrlped In Chinese red and purple. As a rule, however, these more or less tailored suits have blouses with turnover collars col-lars and one of the new frilly Jabots In organdie or chiffon or crepe de chine. Then there la the suit In black and white check that Louise Jioulunger sponsors, a rather long Jacket, collar-less collar-less so that It encircles the Dune of the neck flntly and buttons on the left side, where a aeries ef deep semicircles semi-circles scallop the overtopping edge of the Jacket from neck to hem. Black buttons are set Into the points of these scallops, and blnck edges each of the plaits that cluster on the front of the skirt Jauntiest of all are the little double-breasted double-breasted yachting suits, copied as nearly as possible after the brilliant, yachting suits that the European mole permitted himself last summer. oulle- uirnnim jnLftris VI iujdi UIUB llttuuci, brave with gilt . buttons, and wide trousers of pinkish beige or gray, reads the description of these surprising suits; uud the same description, substituting sub-stituting a narrow wrapped skirt for trousers, applies for the feminine yachting suit this season. Redfern even borrows the masculine bat as well, providing his model with a soft fedora In beige, bunded with royal blue. ..-. For fear this smart little double breasted Jacket be condemned for ap pea ring too often in the same colors, Lelong has made It up quite as attractively at-tractively in dull red flannel with beige skirt; while Jane Regny makes it entirely en-tirely In white flannel with the abundant abun-dant gold buttons on pockets and back belt and an ofllcer's white-crowned cop to lend authority to it all. With these dashing suits are worn white silk blonses with high turnover collars and appropriately colored ties. Just as these suits are spirited and buoyant, so is a little bolero suit from Jane Regny demure. In the first place, It Is made in a dull, French blue charmelnlue, and the short bolero, scalloped about all Its edges, was held In place only by a band that buttoned about the throat ; the bolero hung open to show a double-breasted vest of white pique bearing a double row of buttons iq the regulation vest manner. The peplum, long foreign to our fashions, has come back with the waistline, and flares very becomingly on the new Jacket suits of black taffeta taf-feta seen In nearly every collection. |