Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1952 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, PER, 1, 1052

‘New Paris Fashions Dictate Subtle Changes for Madame

By ROSETTE H ARGROVE ; Times Special Writer y

PARIS, Feb, 1-—A" narrow line and a disciplined . fullness appear to mark thes new spring silhouet

from French designers. iE, that

Translated into terms ‘any woman can’ apply to her % own ‘wardrobe and ‘her com- i : ing ‘purchases, this means Ar > 3 . there's no drastic change in ( : ‘ fashion but merely soft and > A Lo] ; subtle - changes that da make LANVIN JACQUES : JEAN 3 . ge .- J. FAT : BALMAIN : A jtierence 11 the ‘general pic (CASTILLO) el) H GRIFFE DESsES i With = some housés, skirts SPRING STUFF—These sketches from the Paris newspaper, 3 are longer. With ethers, the - | 4. Figg, epitomize the pew spring trends from some of the §. length is static, Sleeves are leading: P N COtur s. 5 focal points “of interest ‘and '€ading arisia urie : i « their treatments are many. lines normal and shoulders _Thére's not one longs sleeve : In color, the heiges, yellows 4raoping. in the. collection, i and grays are all important Depending upon the hour and Harsh and supple fabrics 3 and in fabrics, the harsh wools, function, bodicls range from share honors, with a definite 3 supple silks and subtle prints’ aymost austerely simple to a preference for chiffon in the take top honors. wealth of detail. Fath divides Jatter category. wo » hig showing among harsh and “The scale df beiges — from ‘ GENERALLY, to sum it up, Supple fabrics, 50-50. Beige is kasha to nutbrown — leads in “Day clothes will be fashioned ~ Fath's favored color, followed the color card, followed by red of less yardage” as the news- by yellow, green, -gray and . and green. paper Le Figaro comments. navy, LANVIN (CASTILLO) Here is 3 fashion - préview, BA| MAIN The line created by Castillo * House by house: . Balmain launches a narrower ~ for Lanvin avoids reminiscence silhouet in which greater of the past. He has endeavored

: 2 DIOR length of leg is achieved by a to‘ achieve a rdtional equilib-

Diora So SX nauel: 3 cut, as the length of hem re- rinm, up-to-date and modern. 9 The fourth, Barge Kosar, was Adresses creatsd. for the season mains stationary. The waistline Silhouet changeX ‘include orn and regred in the £ ress. . ax well as for the woman who . 2nd shoulders are normal ‘and longer skirts; freer. and “travel- aking business. He worked “will wear them. But there will. Slender sHng” waistline, return of -the # With Dior Balmain and Fath T he a few “follies” among Dior's A feature .is sleéves set in set-in sleeve, hodices ‘with a between the two Jord Wars, i few Creationa=—tor ‘effect, “step-wise’" at different levels leaning- to modesty. Fabrics then went to the United States. Sleeves and skirts are more back “and. froni. Bodices are . are divided between harsh and subtly cut. shouldérs. normal simple and unadorned, with soft, There's a definite.return® Al Ci b 3 and rounded, waistline normal, Hhreesquarter sleeves. and col- 3 prints Ri ae traditional : trusa u - oa. laTiess, y uxurious .lL.anvin embroideries. x : but al} seams do NO] Xonverss - His" fabrics include ‘harsh - Colors and neutral—sand and ‘Meets Tomorrow 2 change in skirt lengths. Texture , 00S "wild ool; silus, Srepe . honey, or bright yellow, blue The monthly luncheon meetg of the fabric determines the 219 prints ay ang.red. ing of Altrusa Club will be at -8 yardage used. tlusive designs. Woo GRIFFE 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the 3 Harsh wools appear . in top- gray, silks, beige, com ne His “flowing” line. brings a Hotel Washington. * : coats, ‘which are narrower; with yellow. ! radical change In .the silhouet, Miss Lucy Branch, interna- . Breater-yardage appears in DESSES traceable-to & new treatment of tional relations committee chairdresses made of lightweight This dressmaker has’found .the waistline described by Le- man, has arranged for a pro‘fabrics. Most of the other cou- ° inspiration in the 18th Century, Figaro as “mobile” and fiit- gram’ by Mrs. Hope Bedford " turiers have played beige as but shorn. of ‘exaggerated full- ting. Nevitt, Shortridge High School" the winning color, but Dior . ness, His silhouet is consider- There's no noticeable’ differ-. teacher. Mrs. Nevitt acted as will emphasize eBT a PH He + Bly AORGES.. SKILLS cance dn skirt, lengihs, Shoulders . chaperone for students visit-

: blue. pshamidpre. «a lstline

FATH A much narrower silhauet influenced by Spair, ix J. Fath's entry. Skirts are Jonger, waist: 5

are inconspicuous, bodices disstressed but with “Rome “dis- creet, ‘sleeves set in following -placed” effects and bhodices a very subtle detail of cut. given importance hy the intro- . °° To aid the flawing line, supple duction of the sleeve at the fabrics will dominate. These hustline. will include many prifita;

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Gray appears in half the eol-

lection, "followed~ by “tender” . colors’ such as. pink. . = x = ie SO MUCH for the "Big Six"

designers, interest’ in a quartet of young are launéhing out on their own, deapite the increasing difficulties

which the luxury trades now have to face. ’ Youngest of the four, 25-yea:

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old Hubert de Givenchy, as a designer with Fath at although his parents him to. be" a. lawyer. He also worked. with Piguet and, until quite recently. with Schiaparelli Jacqueline Pdrrieres will: not only design her creations but She was one of Fath's for seven years. Having married a Lyons’ slik manufacturer, she expects to be able to quote prices at least 50 per cent below those of the top six. The third is Guy Loviro, Like Schiaparelli, clothes for his friends 20 years ‘ago in a Paris attic looking out onto the Cafe de la Paix. Among his revolutionary ideas:is that of giving the price of every dress on the program.

ing the United Nations in New York. She will present Mary Ellen Burton and Ned Lamkin, Short= ridge seniors, who will tell

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