The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-21
MEMS FALL CLOTHES.
What the Tailor's New Fashion
Plates Indicate.
RETURN or THE PRINCE ALBERT,
The vssts Will he Cut Low Trousers Of
Medium Width, anA Piaids
the Havorites.
New York World.

New York World.
Coming hand in hand with the chilly
weather, approach Of which II nov being
felt, comes the merry tailor with his little
line Of yellow tape. his marking chalk and
fashion plates. Some one of his pictures
We have seen before, but withai there is
something new.
II Is in the shape of q fall suit of fuzzy
black diagonal, with the stripes quite far
apart and made into . double-breasted
sack, somewhat resembling the pea jacket,
which had such q run several winters ago.
1t is cut longer, however. and has more Of
graceful curve at the waist 1t il made
rather full, and should not, under any cir
cumstances. be fitted too snugly. The
pockets have heavy scanned flaps and all
the seams are raised, imparting q very
comfortable appearance.
It can be made very dressy by having the
lapels full or partly silk-facsd, and when
buttoned in the center makes q very dressy
front. This will probably attract the more
stylish men, Is the vest will be cut low, "
shaped. and puff tie will therefore be En-
hibited to great advantage. n it Is not
ik-faced IL can be buttoned close to the
neck or ct the second button, ~ the
weather requires.
The coat not only looks comfortable, but
is very warm, and with many IL will take
the place of fail overcoat. 1t promises to
at once become q favorite from the fact
that it broadens man wonderful and can
be used for almost any purpose. 1t will
also be made up and look well in fancy
cheviots and dark cassimeres. On the lat
ter dark brown silk facing can be used
with effect.
II the entire suit Of black appears too
4 4 L. et~~~ IL r =
ers, gray with black stripe or q dark
check looks very well with the coat, and
this combination may be even more at
tractive 10 some than the entire suit. But
the coat makes the suit and it win stay.
A leaning suit for general and business
wear will be q good form Citing four-bat-
toned cutaway sack made up in dark M Z I'd
cassimeres, black cheyiots and Th,Det
cloth. There will be cash, false side and
flap pockets, and in many cases it will be
bound with silk. This, however, is simply
a matter of taste. The vest will be either
OF the same material or of white or figured
pique. The latter is very taxing, and IL IS
more than probable that they will be worn
all the fall. The dark vest will be rather
high cut, and low cut vest with the coat
would be very much out of form.
For the same purpose and wear, and
made in almost the same line of fabrics. Is
the Ihree-buttOn cutaway or morning suit.
This garment has for many seasons past
been . strong fav0rite, and it Is not proDa-
BILE that it will lose many of its admirers
With both Of the coats, striped and fancy
checked trousers in dark coiors seemed to
be more favored than those OF the same
goods.
The coat worn over this suit, az seen in
the illustration, IL Of last years design and
cut, but il will remain . favorite. It Is
made very dressy with silk face, and will
be of cashmere in shades of brown, black
ard gray.
Several years ago coat was brought out
and called the Prince Arthur. It was very
much liked. and although it stayed for
some time IL was crowded out by newer
styles. This fall it comes out again. and
has already made quite hit, being now
made of fancy colored material as we'll a.
of plain black or brown. It is embelished
| with silk facing and buttonholes. 1t looks