Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-15
WRAPS. COATS AND JACKETS.
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 The variety iii wraps, coats and fancy Jackets this season exceeds anything Ne have ever had before. Every coneeix- able shape and a great diversity of col DTS are seen i'll this medley of outside garments, and, whether if is cape, jacket. or a long evening cloak, the extreme high collar is the feature that prevails. The rolled collar is still worn and is much more becoming than the high affair, which entirely covers the ears. The most elegant evening cloaks are long. loose garments plaited into yoke, and made both with and without sleeves. Sleeves are preferable, how sver, since they are large enough to be easily put on and of and so much warmer.
 Velvet satin and smooth cloths are the popular materials, and black satin lined with rose color makes an espe- eially desirable evening wrap. Black peau de soie is also used, and the first one Illustrated, with sling sleeves and pointed collar, is trimmed with jet and beaver. Another model carried out in black velvet has a high collar and yoke embroidered with jet and gold and Trimming of lace and sable over the Shoulders. Any of the pretty shades Of smooth cloth can be made up in this way with cheaper fur trimming and still produce a very desirable effect.
 Long garments are not confined to evening wraps this season, for there is an endless variety of ulsters and pelisses made of warm cloth and lined with silk or fur for day wear The ulster with the cape sleeves is very stylish. and these cloalls, unlike the evening wraps, are fitted closely in the back to define the figure. The high col lars and revers are covered with fur, and the sleeves are moderate leg of nut ton.
 In jackets there is wide choice, and short, loose coats made of the same material as the street costume are in good style. They usually have the plaits in the back. and are lined with silk and faced on the revers, collar and cuffs with velvet. Cloth, both rough md smooth, in shades of blue, tan, brown, green. gray and black, is made I into coats for wear with anY gown, and military trimmings in braid and buttons are very popular on the close fitting jackets. These have the high collar, which is not at all military in , shape, and are medium in length There are double breasted and single breasted coats. close-itting and loose jacques, but they are all more or less Trimmed. with sleeves which flare over the hand. Odd mixtures of fur and vel yet are seen, and little fur boleros will he much worn. The model shown is made of mink, with sleeves of brown eorduroy velour and brown satin rib- Hbon belt and bow Worn with brown Seloth gown it is very effective. A pretty Jacket of gray cloth is edged everywhere with Il narrow black and silver braid, and has Persian lamb collar. One Very odd combination is a green cloth coat fitted closely in the back loose Band double-breasted in front and out lined on the seams with black and gold eord. The revers are covered with wall flower velvet edged with astrallhan.
 Velvet coats are very elaborately em- broidered with beads and braid this Feason, and fur bands are added to ao1nplete their elegance. The high coll far is finished at the back, like the capes, with loops and bows of black satin fibbon, and ribbon ties around the waist with bow and ends in front. The model shown has plaits in the back, and draped revers in front of cream noire embroidered with green and gold tnd edged with Persian lamb The in- fde of the collar matches the revers.
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