The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
What 10 Wear.

Bru1etteS may wear ambers and all
vellows, browns, maroOnS, red. olive
green and very dark blue, especially in
velvet. The cannot, as a ri Z, wear
light or medium blue, though some who
have brilliancv of complexion can wear
pale blue. Light gr, ems, grays, pur-
piles and all shades OF violet must be
avoided by The brunette. However. if
she has black hair, pale, smooth XII
and blue or gray eyes, she may wear
both reds and blues in all shades, cream
white and pure white, blush gray,
black and stone color. If her eyes are
dark. she may add amber and almost
all shades of yellow. She may wear
diamonds, topaz. garnet, coral and
Etruscan gold jewelry. Women who
have chestnut hair, pale, smooth skin
and hazel e, cs must not indulge a fam
CIV for reds, brilliant y~ellows or medium
blues. They may wear puppies, all
evasive pale shades of yellows, olive
greens. very dark and very light bluc
and creamy white. CoralS, t~urJuoiSes,
and small diamonds set with other Jew
els in dull gold or Platinum, as well as
euameied. mosaic and cameo jcwe!ry,
are permitted to women of this type.
Women of no pronounced type
which class is legion in number-usual-
ly called plain, because they are not
brilliant, but to Offset this are often
endowed with great delicacv OF form,
refinement of expression, and line eyes.
but they have dull, ashy-brown hair, and
no brilIiancy of complexion. Their ewes
are oftener grayish-blue than brown or
hazel. Red is not becoming to these
women, and they should not e fawn-
color nor gray. Brown is Just as bad.
Black, particularly back velvet; white,
particularly creamy-whitc wooden
fabrics; water-blue. ilush-rose, black
and white laceS; jet, pink, cameo,
delicately enameled jewelry-all these
are becoming to such women. They
must avoid tan-cOlors. grays, BLUSH
white, pronounced blues, yellows. reds,
and browns. Golden blondes. with rosy
compilations, may wear blue-white,
al shades of blue, ~rose-pink. all shades
of green, yellow, and purple; but, of
all %colors, red must be avoided.
Blue-eyed girls who are not red
haired, and those with greenish-gray
eyes, with prominent transparent or
meas, can, by wearing a blue dress, or
blue ribbons, or turquoise iewclry. en-
nance the blucness and brilliancy of the
eyes. The ..rossaS" can never wear
pink, but must contine themselves To
white of n creamy hue, gendarme blue
of a deep tone. invisible or bottle-grecn,
olive-green, gray-green (nevef bright
gray, stone-gray, claret, maroon.
plum, amethyst, or brownish purple,
dark amber, reds with an amber tint,
pale yellow, and dark brown. Velvet
is the fabric above all others which
should be freely used in the toilet of the
rossas. Pearls, amber and gold orna-
menls are becoming 10 them. Diamonds
are too flashv. They should dress in
either very dark or very light colors.
Grays, drabs, ycllows, bright blue,
bright green, mauve, lilac and rose do
o become them. They may W sely
wear black, dark blue, dark violet,
pearl and cream white. water blue and
the palest tints of Nile-green. BY
studying these points. any woman can
soon tell what coIors are most becoming
to her, and thereafter wear only those
that suit her best, for it is her bounden
duty to look rs well as nature-with n
little assistance on those particular
points-will permit Chicago Tribune.