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.2,1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Fitted

Fur-Trimmed

Dame Fashion Decrees Tailored
Wool For Informal Occasions

Persian Lamb

Simplicity Predominates;
Metallic Cloth, Zipper
Trim Popular Model
By Elinor Sevison
Soft, light wool has come into ilts
own as the ideal material for those
doubtful occasions when it would be
a social error to be overdressed and
yet something more formal than
sports wear is called for. In fact, wool
dresses may be used to bridge the gap
between the informal and the dressy
so successfully that they have be-
come as essential part of every ward-
robe.
Simplicity is the keynote of style
in wool. One particular model in teal
blue is tailored with a high neck and
a zipper in back. The only trim con-
sist of metallic pockets of triangular
shape. Another model has a zipper
from hem to a "V" neckline in front,
and its most distinctive feature is its
brilliant magenta color.
Blue Wool With Organdie
The wool dress field is not lacking
in the old-fashioned note which is so
noticeable in fashion trends today.
One model in blue wool has a fitted
waistline and full skirt of fine pleats.
The effect is completed by an im-
maculte organdie guimpe.
Contrast in light and dark shades
of the same color has been achieved

in grays and blues. One model with
gray top and black skirt follows a
dirndl style. Another in light and
dark blue is more sophisticated with
a swing skirt and fitted top. A yel-
low leather belt completes the en-
semble.
Buttons Lend Individuality w
Buttons have played an important
part in contributing to the indivi-
duality of a design. Heart shapes and
dog cut outs,, not to mention nuts
and coins are often used as the out-
standing beature of a tailored wool.
Shades of green, rust and brown have
been most often chosen for this
treatment.
Plaids cannot be forgotten in a dis-
cussion of the fool world. The usual
red plaid with green, blue, and yel-
low contrast is as popular as ever
with other colors entering the field
as the foundations for the design.
Brown and blue plaids have proed
pavrticularly popular, while the sil-
ver of the dresses have branched out
from the usual tailored type to prin-
cess and dirndie lines.
Finally black wool must be men-
tioned as having great potentialies.
it is particularly effective with white
trim. One model has a dirndl skirt
and white callors and cuffs. Another
number has a cluster of silver bells
at the neckline to set off a shirt-
waist style.

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Black Persian lamb is an elegant k
trim for winter cloth coats. High
shoulders and vertical lines made by
the bands of fue are the distin-
guishing marks of new silhouette.
Buy Stationary
For Practical,
Attractive Gift
For a really practical gift a box of
the smart new stationary that is be-
ing shown at numerous campus stores
would be perfect. Some comes in
grand wooden boxes,.made of 18 dif-
ferent kinds 'of wood from all over
the world. The box can be used af-
ter the paper is gone as a jewel ;r
cigarette box and will outlast many
others.
Then there is a new modernistic
type which can be had in various bi-
color combinations. Teal blue with
a light gray border about an inch
wide is the most popular of these
ccmbinations. Also there is gay
with white, inaroon. with white, or
pale green, trimmed by a still paler
green.
To bring the Christmas spirit into
your mind a box of white stationary,
sprnkled all over with tiny silver
dots which do not interfere with your
pen at all is very good. Gold is used
with the darker shades

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Christmas
SUGGESTIC
BOOKS BOOKS
Stationery Bridge Sets
Globes & Atlr-
Michigan Jewelry
Decorative B4
Blanketsr
Pennants Fountain Pen
and Many Other Artick

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