Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-10 | Page 5 | Either Beauty or Ugliness Attract Attention - Possess One or Other

i , , i . . . . - , , i . . - . .1.. . i. a i Either Beauty or Ugliness Attract Attention Possess One or Other a 1 - . Drawl h i. ,i l)afibh urornnn cnrtuonlai. wiin luts won fame and foct one bj nbowUuj lxndon noni- - how - in ititnn i pttcntion." win American women follow their Enaiiah intari in the prevalgni criaj for iinpresalonlBtb IndlvIcTUallty In d ress ? Th f.ishl ii liiiilon w iv I i" i ' -1 1 b Mrs. Ole Cavllnf;, l.ini.ii car tOOnlati who BlgTlM herself "Zlg-Z.ig." llvr Idea I ih accantuatlnK ol oui-stumllng oui-stumllng personal characierlslics. whether they be beautiful or othi'i-wlae. othi'i-wlae. Her theory is that, though all women can nol be beautiful, all rha) attain thai which h- in-ln-xis to b( i he iii xi dearollt feminine wLsh to at- ti-acl attaution. J To a ' -oiupiisli this the woni.ui with1 a long neclt and ' 'bullet" head, in-"irml in-"irml of bemoatilnj: the fuel that there M III) obvinu Void V. here tin- mr-dillla I If commonly nuppo.ed to he located. rackg the real of her brains to go na-l ture one better If ihe follow' 'lg-Zag' ' surges-llOh. surges-llOh. as tleplcteil above, she shaves the bBCh of her heck, clicks her buir b.n k us nn old cat does her kitten, und cri wa II into a tight bun jut ai that, point where a cross serMlon of herj cranium would balance it exuctl ni-poaitt ni-poaitt bar noae. VOR IllM l 5H l, The result may not be beautiful, nc- Milium to loiikr accepted sluridards. bul li rtiiinly effective In so far as attracting; attention Is concerned. An apt suggestion for a chlnless lad I the hlfcTh-fured collar, that coven the u of the nose. This also Is convenient if the latter member happens to In- of the "shlncy" variety,! as it obviates the constant and sometimes some-times untimely need of powdering, i III HI M W FORM IM Hut the real art of "Zlg-Zag " lies IB, her draping of the human figure. If the hips are large In proportion to' ihe rest of the body, build thi-m out i even more by a sort of Zulu waist i tiff It? effect. If the figure 1 tall and thin, dress lo look taller and thinner still. If! no particular figure al all Is poSMMed zig-Zag ' suggf! an uf'rri' shapeless garment individualised by means ol inonke fur trimming topped with n black velvet head covering patterned, after the well-known dunce cap. The finishing (ouch l a lail-llks train curling realistically about i hi-feel. hi-feel. a