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Show THE SPRING SILHOUETTE DEMANDS A LOOSE CORSET I 'TGHER BUSTED CORSETS had a brief popularity during the A J recent reign of fitted bodices u and flaring petticoats, but women wom-en now have gone back to the loose, very low girdle corset which is after all tho most comfortable corset as well as the one favored by Fashion just now. The new silhouotte Is slender slen-der and youthful. Curves anywhoro aro disastrous when materials must bo skimped for Avool-conservatlon. Flat lines and undeveloped figures arc the thing, and such lines can bo produced pro-duced In really well developed figures only by loose clothes that do not push the flesh out of place. Over a loose, girdle corset a suit on modish straight lines and cut amply enough at the shoulders, falls gracefully and makes Its wearor look a good deal slimmer than would a moro fitted garment showing curves of the figuro conspicuously. Of course, tho girdle corset of elastic webbing or loosely woven mesh, is not sufficient support for a large figure. The support is offered by the brassiere a very essential Item of dress. Some women wear two brassieres, a figure-controlling one under un-der the corset, and a brasslero of llgct and dainty material over the corset, In lieu of camisole or ordinary corset-cover. corset-cover. For more slender women ono brassiere, donned over tho corset, U enough. ; i |