Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

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Urti) w»«t »7tsi i«r»rt. ntmim*. car Anent June Brides ana Trousseaux {Continued from page 6S) wear later on, or when the white becomes soiled." There is an air of efficient practicality about her which gives her words a certain weight and you inadvertently wondered how she had come to know of conservation.— economy. Later you realized that she feels even a goodly income no excuse for extravagance. "The traveling suit warrants a greater expenditure than anything else, I think," she said. "It can be worn so often later on and adapts itself to practically every month of the year, with or without furs or an under jacket. I'd purchase a very excellent suit and incidentally get good lines and. of course, a dark color so that cleaner's bills wouldn't constantly stare me in the face and it would be conservative — oh, very conservative — in its lines so that any radical change in vogue wouldn't make it passe. "As to blouses — they too would be simple and generally good looking, chosen for wear and not sheerness. "A few dresses are always necessary and with a purse demanding consideration I would say that georgette crepe frocks are the best to buy, — perhaps one of crepe de chine — for they are cool and can be worn without a wrap in the warm w'eather and under a coat on the coldest day. Beading is attractive, I know, but it is not especially practicable as most of it is machinedone, and when the beads begin to fall off others quickly follow and soon the frock loses its appearance. Moreover you'll find that when 3011 are paying for beading and embroidery you're not paying for good lines and it is the lines of a coat, suit or dress which decide your appearance." "And lingerie — would you suggest lawn or silk?" I asked her. Again she smiled as she replied: "Here, it is very difficult for me to remember the slim purse. Always I find the sheer and dainty undergarments making a strong appeal and if something had to be sacrificed it would never be the daintiness of these. Of course, the silken ones are attractive, but the shops offer such lovely things in lawn which may be kept pretty and fresh so very easily and there are such pretty lingerie ribbons, — pale shades and so very dainty " She threw up her hands in mock dismay— the last rays of the early spring sun sifted thru the rose taffeta hangings of her boudoir window and brought to life scores of highlights in her hair — a canary in the standing wicker cage by the window piped his song "I wonder is it really sinful to love clothes," she wanted to know. "I wonder if it is weakness when you have to run away from some departments when you're in the shops — I wonder if all the June brides know just what pleasure can be derived from trousseau shopping, even with a slim purse — I wonder?" 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