Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

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CARMEL MYERS, who has never looked handsomer in her life than she does at present, is delighted that long skirts are back, and thinks that we have seen the last of the plague of exposed knees which has swept the feminine world these past years. Carmel feels that the feminine anatomy will be much more attractive now that we shall see less of it. She believes that sun-tan is only a vogue, and says that with trailing, soft, feminine garments, white skins will also come back. That also rules out bare legs, which are only fetching when toasted. JUNE COLLYER stopped dashing around New York with her attractive family long enough to wax enthusiastic over long skirts. She says that the modern girl has almost forgotten how to move gracefully, and that soft clinging gowns with trailing draperies will force her to learn. June thinks sun-tan and bare legs are passing fads. SUE CAROL speaks up for the youngsters of the screen: "Oh, my goodness — I don't want to wear real long skirts ! My mother sent me a new formal gown from Paris recently. It is just below the knee in front and sweeps the floor in back. I rather like that style. Covering the knees is all right — I like that — but not real long ones for every day — no! "I didn't go in for sun-tan last Summer but I picked up plenty in my outdoor activities, and probably will next year. And I expect to continue going without hose for informal sports wear and at the beach." INA CLAIRE brought back with her from Paris some emphatic ideas as to fashions for the coming spring. She thinks that dresses for daytime wear will be about three inches longer than those worn in 1929, while very long skirts will be the vogue for evening wear. Fashions, she says, will be more feminine than they have been for several years. Richness will replace severity. She calls particular attention to the hats demanded by the new mode. If one wears an ultra-feminine afternoon frock it will no longer be possible to top it with a plain little felt hat. The hat will have to be of a soft feminine material and design also. The new Mrs. Gilbert thinks it bad taste to eliminate stockings outside of the grounds of one's own home. The newer styles in street and afternoon clothes willalmostautomatically do away with this vogue apart from sports, she says. "Sun-tan will continue to be popular as long as it is fashionable to look healthy, but women will probably not make such desperate attempts to bronze their faces and bodies next summer. They will be content with the tan acquired in ordinary outdoor pursuits." ALICE WHITE feels that her fans should decide whether she should wear longer skirts or not. She thinks they are awkward for street and afternoon dresses. However, her evening frocks have skirts down to the floor, and she thinks that she will like them when she is accustomed to them. 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