The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-20
FASHION FAvoRs.

w,I,er. always an authority on good
- aTor blonde or brunette nothing
s<ss ~ora BEAUTIFUL than the fiower-sirewn
- vhife so mueb in favor the present
- crrre ie chine is the favorite m aterial
- oecasious, although its style Of make
- isuce 20 almost any period. Embroi-
~ - pearis and with girdle of these ex-
- spoamenu IL makes . gown beautiful
1f - princess; garlanded with flowers,
80 IA blossoms, It makes the prettiest
a. tissinable for q lovely young girl
- IN. vet equally a. effective, Is gown
- s,.eeful material nade in Greek style,
1Secnxafjon . golden Rirdle. Beautiful
tiles for summer are also made OF India
3fns dlks scattered over with dainty
- q ort
I'm conforms to certain recognized
- lsxs when for summer fabrics she
.SS ~ most beautiful and varied colors
-. IS II or copied from nature. The color
= ria nasnre has tinted the background
"a ~ pjctures is the most suitable ground
q ~ co|oz: il unites wonderfully well with
<.ry1ou and blue which have produced it.
|Sffnn shades are always among popular
- co3ou The assertive scarlet, the bril-
/ r. e,rdinal, the deep crimson, and ell the
Apmn shades OF magenta head the list of
|sa6unon's iay0rite hues 1t Is interesting to
- how the season influences the choice OF
1ln n the tender colorng seen in the deli
a1y1 and green's and blues of spring
rrlfhy with natures mood Is shown, and n
kiuun adysnces the deepening tints mark
|shsnony Of feeling between art and nature.
nllsever occur to you that the actress who
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|r1ugu depends for this effect. at least half, on
|stun! me best Of acting. without these
= eounts Dut for little. Dress makes just as
- dG>rence with the average woman as
a ~ actress. Different colors, different
~. nake different persons Take Evangeline
|61onn her up in something selected from La
- July. You may have pretty woman.
Nm have lost Rvangeline. Take Priscilla
|il1ut her il modish lawn tennis suit and
|t1seo her Take the little school marin,
9to1on0 like . grub from its chrysalis when
fseAmees her brown serge stuff goods for
Ifbayht summer vac alton fabric.
nhnid that fashion moves in cycles. and
IA y the materials 90 much admired by the
6UkRnndnothes of this generation seems ct
~ Eos only in materials, but in styles are
- iozmer days suggested. The huge sleeves
~ present recall the old portraits in the fam
tnilezy. They ere picturesque and becom-
r but there are already indications that their
)6lcd Of popularity Is destined TO be brief. II
~ b hoped. h1wsver. that return to the
~, clooe- aitine sleeve of former favor will not
eleuntsnsnced By women of taste.
Nhle > aIwsyB popular; It appeals to . hui
nnsentiment which IL independent OF exter-
lalA Il throws outa light which irrsdiates all
lh1s ccnu within its range, aud is becoming
% ~ women, although generally conceded to
Deopedaly - TO brunettes. Ovid in his "Art
4 lore'says "white suits the dark; 1t added
~ chafnR Andromeda, when, clothed in
me- tAos didst traverse the isle of Seriphos."
nh = MT the time Of year for women, ex-
~ @s uItn fashionable and rich, 20 worry
.les her drea In sort OF lazy Indifferent way
esssef1se woman swings in the ammock, and
- evef the pages of the July fashion book.
.1n but little definite thought. except for next
g and winter. New laces, fresh ribbons and
peeu win comprise the extent OF her pur-
n1n Tor month TO come.
.Aek aasfefs woman. 1t covers mp o multi
se q oehciencies What woman 10 there who
= aot freekie, or harmless little pimple, or
'snnke that does not give her some mental
zla'esadef Black kindly shades these. Any
IAN but the sallowcom- plexioned one may
nan sately on black.