New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

orally 81 velvet. with the ruhic lined with satin n
different color and the shape itself Is "lahorl'"
and the material used In forming it 50 rich that II
affords little scoop" FOR trimming. fancy buck"
"A cluster Of sim wings at the most bird
curving cocks plume. placed side. f.
enough one model IN this shape has m" crown
and the top Of the rufilcd front made OF lavender
hrocadod SILK the rulc lining and twist resting on
the hair are OF green mroir velvet
Tho fashion Of wearing the hat over the forehead.
IN some cases almost resting on the bridge OF In"
nose is ended far AZ the chief millincrs are con
corncd although we shall undoubtedly SEQ a num-
Der Of chapcaux pcrchcd I'm this fashion during the
autumn. The fashion has become 80 vulgariz"1
that Il f. strange tina; IL has remained In vogue
during the summer
WIKI the now topics just described more cab
orate s'y.c o. hardressing VIII bo called FOR, ana
for once mIlrers and hairdressers are working IN
accord The cofcur has rallied bitterly a. the sim
pie methods IN vogue during ne last year or TWO
The hair j. 'onduatel 20 be- sure b" grumDl's
"Blt what j. that? Twice week rs done Il, the
mos, and competition has cut jhe price down TO a.
low as three francs In nrsi-c.ass place. lie = in
readiness already fer this style Of toque. and
Is displaying colffures that show mass OF -tin
cur,d and waved hair thrown back from the FORE
head l. resembles. but i nos Ike the pompadour
for the short hair escapes In careless curls soii-
enlag me forehead 40 rat" j. used and round
comb almost large those which li'te girs once
were but differently shaped * arranged with tech
toward the face 20 give the necessary pufiness
above the forehead AMI around the temples. The
new toque will be pretty only with this style OF
halrdros-ing. and for this reason Il may not be-
come popular in America. French women as
rule have low forehe ads and thick wavy hair tnat
would take and retain easily this style OF couture
Some OF the new has quite simple and others
extremely elaborate. with ruiilcd brims turned mp
In odd p,ac,s ami trimmed In the most irregular
manner Among the simple chapeaux the Louis
XIII shape appears with round, nit br!m and high.
slightly peaked crown. 4 charming one l. OF green
velvet with the stuff drawn tightly over the crown.
and ,aI! in regular folds radatlng from the crown
on the upper side OF the brim. On one side IL
bnnch Of grecnish-back cocks p'umes and one
small yellow bird
chApeau bcwllering in Its eaboraeness Il
w ado half of green felt and half OF mauve velvet,
al run,ed together In an astonishing fashion The
trimming COMPRISING the Two colors. Is effected by
curving nlumey and some roses fashioned OF green
velve, A peculiar shade Of mauve. something be-
tween a lavender and lilac. and much prettier
tia, either is among the seasons colors IL is
charming IN the glossy vcivcts used with certain
chad NJ almond green. Several shades Of green vii.
he fashionable during he coming season, ana there
f. also a red. extremely brilliant, but without
touch OF yellow In IT,
II * early to say exactly what style OF nat
viii lac worn with certain gowns. but the use OF
trimming-velvcts and elaborate silks would seem
IN Indicate that the chapeau Will match some
marian of the dress. Dresses promise to be so
Ella boratcly trimmed that headgear must harmon