Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
THE new FSHlONS.
What Men Should Wear as Well as Fair


What Men should Wear as Well as Fair
Women.
Since women commenced going to mems
tailors they have been observing more closely
mems dress. There are few objects now
more interesting TO a well,dressei woman
than q well.dressed man. The modes for
the two are in some respects approxima-
ting.
The silk hats are worn higher in the crown
and straigater. The brim is vide and well
rolled. There are two heights the lower is
favored BY yourg men. Derby cats in black
and brown are considered the most fashion
able colors, although dark garnet ID worn.
The latest sryle shows high full shaped
crown, between q round and fat shape.
The brims have a wide roll and are well
curled. English silk and Derby hats are
similar in shape 10 the Fifth avenue style.
In neckwear the fat scarf is still favored,
and among the pretty designs is found the
Dray ton. They are shown in all the dark
.shardes, and a peculiar pattern shows large
and small spots connected by fine lines.
The spots and lines are in fne colors. Some
Of the novelties introduce variety Of colors
in one scarf. Small and medium sized
checks are leading pattern. Vertical
stripes and figures are also liked. Stylish
combinations are black and cardinal, black
and cream, blue and tan, white and DAmas-
Gus. There ia an immense variety in styles
and not the least doubt but all tastes may
be suited.
The doublebressled cutawsy coat is q
general fevorite with young men OF correct
taste ard anxious 10 appear in garments
not considered common. 1t is some years
since the uble.breastei Ealking coat has
been worn, and the tony young men accept
tie change with much pleasure. The style
is certainly effective and generally becom,
ing,
A single breasted three button cutawayi
more becoming for middle-aged or cor
pulent man, and the opening Of the neck 10
somewhat lower, displaying the neck scarf
to more advantage. II made from wostsd
the edges are finished with braid laid on fat,
and in fancy suitings double stitched edges
are preferred.
Fashion decreed that pantaloons should
be worn larger in the legs, but the best
dressers do not appear to take TO them.
They have o slovenly appearance, and are
not 60 genteel az the l8 inch knee and liz
and Is inch bottoms. Some Of the fine
trades are hoxevsr, making 10 u 20 inch
knee, and some gentlemen look we'll In
hem. Much depends upon the wearer as 70
be style OF his cloths
In tbe way Of general dress for women
the new fa' RIGS are exceedingly fine 10 text
ure ard quality; the patterns remarkable
Tor artistic combinations, quaint beauty and
pretiily bleeding contrasts in variety and
color. Blu, brown and green are the colors
that will pr vail this season, If the prodnc'
tions Of such Partisan modistes as Rodri.
CUES. Felix, Rsddnitz and o.hers are 10 De
considered. 9th T shades and tints will
undoubtedly be used, but the three specially
mentioned will be the standards.
Both narrow and wide scarfs, intended for
scarf draperies Of wool dresses, are brought
out in wooden stufs similar TO the cloths,
selges, disgonals and rough surfaced camers
hair AID nohsir goods which load the dry
goods counters at this moment.
Some Of the scarfs are frirged at each
end. Some are figured in Byzantine bor-
ders on the ends, and others shot with bour.
cite threads in colors contrasting with the
grounds. Borders are used not only on the
lkirts Of dressep, bat also on the long over
skirt and the redingote or polonaise, which
! is revived in someWhst new form this fall.
But il is veritsble polonaise, the same old
friend with eighty alterei form. Novelties
in dress patterns of most descriptions eI.
bibit rough surface in startling contrast
with the smooth faced cloths Of last season.
"Homespun,' that earliest Of novelties in
rough wooden goods, has already gained
! popularity in the tailor dresses and affords
an enduring material 70. costumes in which
to brave all weathers Another popular
line Of goois 10 represented 10 shaggy
csmefs hair, which shows q baziideripg Va.
rie,y Of ttyles in checked, striped ahd tuftsd
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