may easily, at that nocturnal hour, cast off the cape and the skirt and plunge into the water.

The evening gown has another name: "Lovers of Paris." It is of white cotton with black flowers. It has a belt of green taffeta, and for its bare shoulders a short coat of black velvet to be thrown over them, shielding them from the chill of the night.

Nor has the maillot been denied a name of its own, a colored cotton, and details all its own. There is one of two pieces of different colors: "Tom-Tom," red and white. There is the black one, named "Melancholy." And the blue, named "Horizons."

As for the hats — all made either of sponge, of cork, or of cotton — some are as large as a phonograph record, some as tiny as seashells, and some are in the spirit of "Don't Kiss Me"...

Thanks to Palmolive soap!

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I have become beautiful and alluring from my head to the soles of my feet!

PALMOLIVE