Vintage Paparazzi Fashions

A KITTEN CAN’T TOUCH THEM . . .

 

. . . for softness, we mean. These wool jersey dresses in the new confectionery colors are a winter wardrobe pickup that will carry you into spring. For effective simplicity, Janet Leigh’s dress, above, with its knife-pleated skirt, pointed colJar and gold piping trim to match the belt. By Jerry Gilden in baby blue, winter white, mint green, pink, red, and navy blue. Sizes 10-18. $17.95 at The Blum Store, Philadelphia, Pa.; Bullocks Los Angeles, Cal.; Franklin Simon, New York, N. Y.

A pastel with personality, the wool jersey dress, above, enters the glamour field with a pearl-studded belt, pointed wing collar. Skirt is shirred over the hips. Sleeves are raglan, above elbow. By McArthur, in aqua, pink, winter white. Sizes 10-18. $17.95 at McCreery’s, New York, N. Y., Gimbel Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Shirley Temple, a Selznick Star, in Warner’s “The Story of Seabiscuit,” color by Technicolor,

wears this detachable cape dress designed by Leah Rhodes. An eye-catching ensemble for springtime strolling, a dress for now, without the cape. For the smart little-girl look, Miron’s Ingrain worsted in a neutral or pastel, featuring the new muted tones.

TO KEEP YOU IN LINE

 

Nyralon bra with modified plunge comes in eight confetti colors, Sizes 32-38, A and B cup. By Flexees. $2.50 at all leading stores. For the youthful figure, a nylon taffeta and lace elastic girdle by Kleinert. Sizes small, medium and large, white only. $5.00 at The May Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

Nylon taffeta bra has nylon marquisette trim. Sizes 32-40, A and B cup. In white, pink and black. By Bestform. $1.50 at John Shillito’s, Cincinnati, Ohio. A longer length nylon taffeta girdle with zipper closing. By Jantzen in white and pink, sizes 26-34. $8.50 at-Abraham and Straus, Brooklyn, N.Y.

A sheer bra of nylon marquisette by Peter Pan. Sizes 32-38, A and B cup, white only. $3.00 at Saks 34th, New York, N. Y. Pink Ice seamless, boneless latex girdle. Small, medium and large. $4.95 at all leading stores.

 

It is a quote. MODERN SCREEN MAGAZINE JANUARY 1950