The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-05-11
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Latest. in COiffllreS.

To hamonize with the flaring skirts
and bouffant sleeves. q coiffure has been
designed which only beautiful women
should wear. The hair is waved parted
in the middle, and then arranged in two
fluffy puffs at each side. These wholly
cover the ears and are held in place by
little puff combs. like those our grand
mothers:Wore: The puffs produce a. very
broad effect, but they are as trying as
they are fashionable. (,
Maidens with plump cheeks and round
faces are shown another new coifflire
which also conceals the ears. With this
style wide, undulating waves take: the
place Of puffs. The hair is parted In the
middle and drawn severely down over
the ears, showing the waves much pulled
out The hair is then twisted in q soft
coil at the middle of the back of the
head, where all fashionable coils are
now supposed to be. If both of these
new coiffures are adopted by the sum-
mer girl she will be a most uncomforta-
BILE young person.
1t lis rumored that the severe little part
must go, Simplicity and occurrences
are out of fashion, and the coquettish
"Cissy Fitzgerald bang is coming in.
This consists of three: little curls which
bob on the forehead yet make ,1o4spre-
tense of hiding it from view. The hair
is parted, one little curl falls on the mid
die Of the forehead and another on each
of the temples. Almost every: type 81
face is improved by a surly bang. 1t
scftens the line of the face and adds
much to the effect of hats and bonnets.
Montagues, which are a part of many OF
the new coifures, are really forerunners
of the broad fluffy bang. At present it
is a mooted question as to whether the
bang or the part shall remain.
The Psyche knot is no more. Long
effects are the vogue, and ringlets are
everywhere. Clusters Of then, are
caught at the bac11 of the head, and they
bob behind the ears and over the fore
head. All hair is waved, and the waves
are noticeab!Y large and undu]ating.
The general effect of the newest couture
js Que Of studied .carelessness. But the
initiated are not deceived by this seem
ing simplicity. They realize that it re-
quires q course q training and more
patience than the average woman pos
sesses to arrange the fashionable colt
fure of today.
Combs, pins and hair ornaments of all
descriptions are worn: AS many as IL
hairpins and combs. have been seen in
the newest coiffures -
The pompadour has suddenly sprung
into favor. Partisan women have adopt.
ed it. and now New York girls with low
foreheads are following the fashion. The
hair is waved and drawn straight back
from the forehead. The style is severe,
but cool and sensible for summer days.
Blondes are out of fashion. Black hair
is In vogue Titan red is permissible,
but glossy blue-black is most in favor.
Such quantity of~hair is worn that
headaches are inevitable. The English
bun is a new couture. which requires
much hair It consists of three puffs
arranged cross-wise at the back Of the
head The bow-knot is another popular
couture, which is heavy, though fash
fonable 1t may be worn when the hair
is dressed high or low. When high The
loops of the bow stand up some distance
from the head and have large Spanish
comb for "a background. The bow-knot
arranged for a low coiffure shows the
two loops pinned close to the head Just
above the center in the back. The ends
of the bow are coiled together, terminal
ing at the neck In two ringlets. This is
an extremely novel and very popular ar
rangement. .f.@. e