Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1950 — Page 34

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the rain. He Is always correcting his wife's statements, acting superior toward her ideas, and in general trying to make himself look smart at her expense, The “grouch” who has to be babled and soft-soaped continually if he is to be kept even half-way agreeable, Even then his wife never knows when she will unintentionally start him off on a tantrum, ¥ » » THE “GENTLEMANLY WOLF” who Is oh-so-charming to every woman he meets, but

playing up to him, other women feel nothing put pity for his wife, The “Big I" who never lets his wife share the spotlight even for a moment.

NEW YORK, July 15—To weave a tale about next winter's coats, you

start with the weave of the fabric, Texture interest, a luxurious “feel,” surface depth are the things that will lend glamour to next winter's coats—and coat wearers. “Newslest" note in coat fabrics is In twofaced materials , . . or two fabrics worked to give the two-faced, turncoat look. One of these inside-out coats is pictured (left). By Vincent Coppola, it has an outside of Forstmann's Carmen red chinchilla, Its interior is a deep black doeskin woolen. The collar and cuffs of one accent the other as the coat turns. Separates sets of buttons add an unusual trimming touch, » - » THE STRAIGHT COAT coming Into fashion is not tubular. It's just slimmed down and there is more emphasis on collar and sleeves (less on pockets). Even though slimmer coats are arriving, the “big” coat is still here. Big and soft, it is a colorful and capacious wrap . . . often full-length, One of these (second from left) is done In a blanket plaid tweed fleece especially designed by Forstmann

By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Edi

Sa tor for Brittany, the coat maker. The plaid carries out a fall color scheme of green, red and gold. : » ” . LESS-THAN-FULL-LENGTH COATS are in the coat picture, too. They vary from seven-eighths to a young, boxy 34-inch length like one photographed (second from right). By Gallant, this is designed in Forstmann’s navy duvetyn-pile Valora. The coat has a back-fiip of fullness and a straightline front bordered with nutria. The tuxedo opening is held by ties of the navy wool. A matching skirt’ gives it a suit feeling.

” r LJ AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE of coat fabrics with lofty pile and velvety bloom is Forstmann’s Nouvella. Rich in that “surface depth,” it lends elegance to the most casual coat, Swansdown takes it, in Carmen red, and moulds it to fitted lines (right) below a new dolman sleeve tapering sharply to a small cuffed wrist. A slightly angled closing is self-buttoned to just below the belt. (Foil for red is the banker's gray in a John Frederics’' bowler hat.)

Revlon Polish ‘Makes Debut

Revlon has introduced eight new nail polish shades, an “a la carte” array. The company says these {have been created in a limited {supply and “custom-styled” for the {“yery few daring women in the |world who set fashions other {women follow.” The polishes have a high {sparkle and are in costume matching colors. Shades include “French \Chocolate,” “Red Apricot,” Sugar Violet,” “Coral Orange,” “Pink

|Flip” and Nectarine.” Lipstick 4p to harmonize and not match the new enamels. The lacquer is available now in In|dianapolis. ($1 each at Ayres’),

{Caviar,” “Honey Peacn,” “Cherry;

(Continued From Page 29) from Bermuda, wore a fascinating blouse that was a newsprint print, a front page complete with headlines and cartoon. Jenifer Byrne, vice president of the Subdeb Club, was outstanding with braids wound around her head and a long-sleeved white shirt

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LIZ JOHNSON, who went to the Lexington Horse Show Wednesday to show her “Kitten,” wore a striking print the opening day. It had a black ground with different size squares of red, yellow

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