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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1794, 5 July 1913, Page 11

THE MOMENT'S FANCIER. Not one plain, simple skirt was to bo seen at Ixmgehamps recently, for when complicated draperies were not indulged in, tunics wero chiefly short ones or double ones, and always with the looped up effect at side or front (writes a Fronch correspondent). 'The exhibition of daintily shot feet was remarkable. Tlio shoes with complicated strappings up the ankle were and coloured heels were worn. One fantastic lady had her watch set in the too of her right shoo; another had huge amethysts set in her grey suede shoes, and all women wore rather fantastic, than plain, footgear. Hats wore larger, although the small hat with brilliant sunshade to match the waistbolt, was a note struck by one enterprising , person. Satin, moire, taffetas modre, and some silk crepon gowns were en vue, and lace flounces or tunics over them wero quite general. Some foulard was worn, but of the new colours and designs only. Brighter colou/rs came out to greet the sun, and rose-trimmed hats were almost as much worn os those with aigrettes. Bluo and ruby, beige and black, black and turquoise, and black with aubergine, are favourite combinations. A beigo taffetas, with black Chantilly, looks very exquisite, and tho fresh effect of striped black and white was much appreciated. Violet was also worn, generally in two or even threo shades, graduating into pale mau.vc. The effect of a well-dressed crowd to-day is picturesque to tho last degree, but taken individually very few women wear the : modern skirt with grace. Their corsage and hats suit them, but their movements are necessarily ungraceful with skirts and tfhoes as thoy are.

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