The daily critic., 1890-05-29
FASHIONS FOR MEN,


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The Prince Albert coat seems TO be com
ing strong for morning wear IN variety
of rough faced cloths. The general a1op
tiou under these conditions Is apt 10 be-
more prevalent than ever, for the new ma
terial Is better adapted 90 informal wear
than the fine broadcloths aud dingouals that
have been the rule
The views OF a number of the swell tiilors
that presage a revival Of that divilJf. gar
mcut. the single breasted Prince Albert
may he, under the circumstances, received
with an unusual measure Of credCnce.
The Tuxedo coat may be worn in the
evening during the summer witho It the
waistcoat A black surah or satin sash Is
substituted upon these occasions, A black
lie 20 match Is worn with the sash. 10 Is
not good form 20 wear black silk crayat
on sash with swallOwtail coat. A high
silk hat must accompany the aforementioned
garment, though with the dress sack coat a
black straw hat or derby may he worn
Nothing IN the nature Of neglige wear save
the ashland under the conditions men
tioned-must appear with evening dress.
During this intermediate season OF cool
weather, gloves have been Worn by the
vOtaries Of sWaggerdOm fipT0mc,i1ds. The
correct walking glove 40 this season ap-
pears 10 be au undfessed kid OF tan shade
with seli-eolored Wide braid upon the
back
During the summer as at any other time.
gloves must be worn by the men with even
ing dress. The prevalent idea is a delicate
pearl shade with heavy white cOrllike
braid embroidered upon the backs.
This seems 10 be a somewhat expensive
fad at the first glance, but the cleaning es-
Adjustments have now mastered the art 10
the extent Of not only renOyatng kid
gloyes, but also Kidding them Of the obiec-
guard aud signal that this function Of
economy had been perpetrated.
The metal-headed canes seem 70 tend in
their decoration 10 rCp0Usse work ia silver,
or a tracing Of the silver in erratie designs
upon the natural wood sticks. Some very
unique results are obtained By the latter
method
A new kink is 10 have the buttons Of the
waisteoat match the shirt studs. A very
chaste effect Is obtained when white
euameled studs are worn IN the full dress
shirt by having the waisteoat buttons also
IN a similar white enamel pattern.
The gold searf-pin Is IN eompOrt with the
best taste nowadays. In knot or ball de
signs Il is most dtStiIigus and effective.
There Is being urged By some Of the Jewell
mongers the idea Of utilizing the high-col
ored precious stones like emeralds rubies,
sapphiTes, topaz and sHethysts for scarf
IAn AtAh eAAA "a a us pay AAAA AHh CT lrNEIHE
the countenanee Of refined taste.
The midget scarf-pins, too, seem 10 have
entirely gone out Of fashion.
There has been recently put upon the
market o neB standing collar, made especi-
ally % be worn with fun dress. 10 Is but
Little over an inch iu heighth az the back,
but rises peEcepublY higher ii front. The
STYLE Is straight-up, the ends almost meet
ing Ia front The impression created Is Of
an appropriately formal character
There are a half dozen different styles Of
The high backed, turnover breed 0f collars,
including The Wiuuepeg,H The Nep-
iuue,A The Natllo,n and ssThe stauley.'
Ihese meutioued styles all belong to the
category Of big collars, aud IN the main
they viii be WOrn by ~ men.
The Introduction OF the rundown collar
win fan dress, win be more general this
cUuliug summer The aegLgsf influx aud
influence Will create a more marked feeling
fur comfort iu warm weather aud although
the -taudup collar Is pTe-emiuently s1 rsglf
Tor iull dress, there VII be many that VIII
yield point In style for the sJlaee that the
rundown collar VIII lmpart, Moreover,
,traight-up collars are difficult 20 keep
straight M warm weather.
one of the couseq ueuces 0f wearing Tie
turu-d1Hn collar with fun dress Wln De that
white ur black Iieable erayaEs VIII have 70
De worn tLeregitl, the cateh-aud- buckle
bow being Impraltica1le. This WIll be bY
no means drawhack, however, as the self
tied ueckWear IS always % be advocated.
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