Molyneux's collection exemplifies this designer's rare ability of producing gowns which give to women. an appearance of both youth and slimness. The secret of this achievement seems to reside in "abbreviation" both in width and length, in fact, in the discarding of all superfluous material. The Molyneux silhouette is recognizable anywhere and typifies this talented Anglo-Parisian designer's point of view in clothes. It is so excellent in line as to entirely dominate his models. The almost identical shape in endless variations is repeated by him throughout his collection, and though he merely changes textures, color, and detail work, he succeeds in imparting variety. He is, to an astonishing degree, possessed of true sartorial cleverness...