The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-10
A FASHIONABLE MAN OF TO-DAY.
How He Decks Himself in Fine Cloth
ing From Morning Until Night.


ing From Morning Until Night.
New YORK, June 9--The mon of fashion
of this rosy month of June are arrayed in
purrle and fine linen. Solomon in all his
glory would have looked meek and insig-
nhcant in comparison. Not in many years
have silks AMI satins, embroidery and
jewels and precious stones been used SO pro-
fuSely in male attire.
In word the dude Of to-day is gorgeous.
His undertaking is Of the finest silk that
finds its way into our market. His shirt is
as white as the driven snow. IL opens
front and back One tiny gold stud nestles
securely in the buttonhole. All sorts of
fantastic designs in embroidery are used TO
make the shirt bosom attractive, and some
of our qildsd Youths woar diamonds cats
eyes and emeralds for studs
Let me tell you how the fashionable man
of to-day attires himself After his bath,
he put on the fieecy silk underwear that the
deft hands Of the Parisians send US These
suits cost from $40 TO $50 each Socks are
made to match. They como in black, In
dark blue, in salmon, in white, in red, and
in fac all the colors of the rainbow. The
fancy embroidered shirts mentioned above
costs from 81 to IS each. high standing
collar, with deep turn over edges is the
proper article to wear in the morning. A
big fluffy soft silk tic is worn
around this. The feet are encased in
vanished boots, and over those are
worn light or brown colored over CATERS.
The outside garments usually consist of
dark or mixed material, the trousers are
cut wide and flap about much as yacht
sail. The vest is cut very low TO reveal a
vast expanse Of shirt front. The coat is Of
the sack worn open variety, or a three
button cutaway as tine wearer may prefer.
I'll - To- fver - % AurL 0olArah
derby.
This costume will do for breakfast and an
hour or two afterward, although some
men lounge about in rich velvet jackets and
smoking gowns.
About il o'clock the fashionable young
man again puts himself in the hands Of his
valet, and by noon appears In another
costume. II he be going out for drive he
viii appear In a light yellow, dark. or
brown sack suit tightly buttoned, and or
binary calf skin shoes. IL he be going TO
the races he will wear frock suit Of gray
or light brown tightly buttoned. His neck
tie will be OF pure white. He will replace
his brown overgaters for white ones, and
his derby hat for a shiny black stovepipc,
with a two-iuch band around 10. His hand'
will be encased in light brown gloves, and
across his shoulders will be swung pair Of
field glasses.
III ne DO HOlUE Oub NUN iuhDhoDh no
will wear light colored trousers, black silk
socks, low cut patent leqther shoes, a very
low cut white pique or satin vest, double
breasted, and embroidered In all sorts Of odd
designs. He may wear turn over collar,
and a loose satin tie. His coat will be Of
black diagonal Of the three button variety
and will be left open. He will wear q silk
hat, and carry an odd-shaped walking stick
or umbrella.
Along toward 3 o'clock he will again put
himself in his Wallets hands, and in an hour
will appear In another costume Then he
Is ready for a promenade. His trousers
will be Of some light material. His coat
will be diagonal Prince Albert. He will
wear vanished boots and suede over gait
ers. In the buttonhole OF his coat he will
place a massive white rose, and his head
gear will consist OF shiny beaver.
At 6 O'Clock he will appear for dinner In
the regulation evening dress, except that In
place OF vest big wide sash is now worn.
It Is knotted at the side, and black satin
tassels hang down az the left side. IL Is
very, very stunning.
In general way II may interest you TO
know that the young man Of fashion OF to-
day must own at least thirty pairs Of trou-
sers. at least dozen fancy waistcoats and