The sun., 1890-01-05
Fashions FOR MEN.
Prom the c1otnter and FurnuAer.

From the Clothter and FuynJher.
Green in the Invisible dark shades will be a
color permanently seen In mixed BuittnRS and
spring overcoatngs.
1t is pleasure to be able to verify O. predic-
ton made early in Its Introduction that the
Tuxedo coat had come to stay II ts more gem
since its inception.
There Is an effort to- be made with view OF
reviving. the opera hat. Some OF the best
authorities on dress among the mon OF the
fashionable world are in hearty accord with
the idea and already the leading hatters at have eye
begun featuring this convenient tile OF full
dress In their show windows.
The velvet collars on tho finer smooth faced
styles OF mems iopcoats are being made more
liberal than heretofore; , With the cloth edges gs
inches OF turnover.
The styles tp mems straw p hats for the com;
last season The silk hat bands will be In o
variety of solid colors and combination.
Negige shirtings will be offered In silks silk
volts. plain and fancy tiannels. madras. chey-
variety tivefold greater than last season.
The transplanted London craze over the
extra wide extra length sef-;ied scarhngs is
for for many many years. Tho knottines. seemingly
careless. are in effect exceedingly dstingue.
The plain wide bosomed dress shirt con-
alt6osgR n III tn the eors to bring more promnentIy on
forward the embl oidered shirt front does not
abate In the least
The jewellers pro1t nowadays but little In
the matter of shirt studs. The simplest imita-
tion o linen button in the impressive mother
O. pearl mounted on gol spirals are correct
and within the means OF any one who wishes
to be in the vogue.
The overwhelmingly bowling latest wrinkle In
shirt studs is 70 have the old style shirt buttons
Bowed on In the good old way and button
through the upper flap OF the bosom.
A curious memory OF the current season will
be that while he size OF the neckwear has In
creased, the loud tone OF the fabrics and garlsh-
ness Of design have greatly mode ated. The
been elegant in IN transformations way. There
has been, too: an unstinted air In respect to
the material. however fine the texture. and the
display has been greater in variety and In bet
ter taste than ever before. The two-and- one
hnf-inch four-in- hand has been the leader,
with the Ascot finishing in good place. and
the De Joinville running In thoroughbred form.
When scarf pin is worn with the Iour-in-
han Il, or the Ascot tied in similar knot. bear
In mind that 1t is the strictly modish idea TO
insert the pin 80 that the head will fall upOn
the centre oil the lower edge Of the cross old
II the coat partially hides the bauble SO much
the bet er, Ior. whom the scarf pin is seen, 1t
will appear 10 be exhibited rather by accident
than intent'on. The London craze over the
extra wide selt-tiod scariing-. in all manner OF
irregular shaDes, Ia the cOstliesL fad ito silks
introd duced In many years. The knottings,
seemingly careless are exceedingly dlstingl6.
and a goodly quota o. huge made.up pun
scarfs in imitation thereof have made an ape
pearancO. The fastening OF the scarllng at one
side or tho other Is the province Of the scarf
ring. armiet safety pin, or whatever decoration
or gewRaw In the utilization OF an attachment