Maygar Blouses.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10604, 5 November 1910, Page 4 (Supplement)

Maygar Blouses.

It is • pretty evident:tliat the oner, piece, blouse lias com©; as a boon and a blessins to dressmakers, for they aT3 utilising the idea in every possible way. At the same time it must be admitted (says a . Home fashion writer) that even a bodice cut 011 maygar lines and made on 1 a fitted lining does not fit quite as wiell-as-one made-with a seam at the shoulder and arm-hole. Also with the newest cut there is a tendency for the stuff to wrinkle at the arm-hole, ancLthough this does not matter when the material is -arranged in

pleats from tho shoulder, it looks clumsv when any plain effect is aimed at. 'Some dressmakers find that the little square gusset inserted diamondwise under the arm is of great assistance in eliminating the baggy look, bu u others say the placing of it gfvrs more trouble than it is worth. However, be this is it mavj there is no getting away from tlio fact tliat few of this season s dresses lit as well as those of last year, nnd in uhe cases where the wrinkles and looseness are most obvious it will bo found nine times out of ten that the bodice is cut on seamless lines.