New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
COATS FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
REDINGOTES WITH FUR TRIMMINGS
THE MOST BECOMING.
THE PRINCESS GOWN FOR WOMEN MUCH IN
VOGUE AS HOUSE TOUEr-ODD.
PRETTY GARNITUREs OF TULLE.


VOGUE AS HOUSE TOILEr-oDD.
PRETTY GARNITUREs OF TuLLE.
After all. cannot help thinking while walk
ing down Fifth-ave. on a bright winters afternoon.
people may talk OF the charms Of the summer girl.
but this is the season. above ELL others, when a
pretty woman looks her hest: the becoming al
juncts Of velvet and fur. the bright color produced
by the sharpness in the air. and the disappearance
of tan md frecklcs. all contributing their share
toward her good looks. so that sometimes one is
quite startled by the transformation in girl who
has heretofore only been In the shirt waist and
outing skirt appropriate for summer. Young girls,
from fourteen sixteen are particularly striking
this season. their long crtpei hair tied JUST
below the nape Of the neck with ribbon. and then
hanging loose; their brilliant compilations set OIL
by the color Of the long rodineotes. deliberately
trimmed with fur rendering them 4 picturesque
addition to the beauty show on the avenue
Coats that cover the cItire frock are more be-
coming at this age than the jacket and skirt A
pretty model which has recently boon imported 10.
coat for young girl Of fifteen Is OF brlck-ren
cloth; IT is gored from under the arms like skirt
and. although II makes no prrteuce OF being al
justed to the figure at the waist # is so ughtIy
gored that f. gives slender look 10 the figure ana
also increases the effect OF height. The shoulders
are completely covered with large capelike col
lar in broad in front to the fastening OF
the coat below the breast. The fastening is made
by TWO large CdbOcnOnS OF cut steel 'N'' ''''
collar Is n second collar. OF wnlte cloth cut cou-
pie Of inches smaller. bu; exactly in the same
shape, while around the neck is a third or hSh
storm collar OF white fur
The frocks for a girl OK this age are made almost
exactly like those OF their elders a smart-ooRI'R
little model Is OF tan-colored cloth; the bou'co
cut in the now universal blouse shape, opened III All
elongated from the neck the waist. over "A
chomsete of plaid taffeta each size OF the pIouSc
having three horizontal peAts In the centre -
broad drapcd belt OF the plaid ta1eta confines the
waist. and the skirt is much gorci ana hhlsheu
with three rows Of stitching around the bottom
Another up-to-date looking frock FOR girl Of the
same age IS Of blue cloth. with the blouse walls.
cut low and round IN the neck, and then down IN
front for several inches. leaving IN opening abou;
two and half inches wide ana Slu"r. , al W.
bottom. This opening and the neck are euttu W" WI
black mohalr braid. tn" rest OF the pi"u;e p''
covered with an eab1Tate pSIs,n IN o'a TS,q low
nfCked blouse is worn over an uhd':Wa!s' ol WIZ,
sre ~ Nine liberty Xix of A lighter coor than
the cloth: the skirt Is perfectly pain f'ntr y %,
these frocks would be equally pretty Tor grown
person child: In fact. the models lot an abeS
are nearly identical - ..
seems principally IN vogue for the most e."gani
gowns The skirt Is generally Handsomely trimmed
men, or sometimes the entire front OF con-
trasting satin or silk. deliberately enbroldered or
covered with lace. The velvet. too Is oit.n Cg,
cred with embroidery or appl'qucs lovely no'r'
OF this sort Is Of green miroir velvet the SHIT Or
pQfuCufpd
stripes all around. tho corsage being btSh'ent"
M with an emphccmcnt Of wnite sam en-
broldcred with iet and turquoise and bordercd WIN
zlbe.ne These emhrodcries OF jei ana TURQUOISE
are the latest fad. and are much USED on 'ihh''
and ball gowns as Rre also incrustaUons or JET
turquoise steel and Strauss diamonds on BLACK OF
white ChGntil." lace. a., ,...-, 81,
Another latest fantasy IS 10 vel the bottom OF
colored SILK skirts with tule. shirred IN Various
designs Full dress bodies. 700. IRE u'ius HoIc
and more covered with gathered tut" or m"ufsr.lne
DO sole; the stitches are taken 80 close toge,ne.,
and 80 tuy. that they seem to form ''F''""'o
mousse" , , ,....r,,.
WORMS fancy for the hstrionic Is well known;
fust now thcy are trying 10 rcviv" the fty'et OF
louis Nil with what success remains 10 % 500
. nov; French model FOR cloth costume "hlcn
can be worn In tie coli"e' weather ha' &c ~
lined over the hl,s with thin flannel IN" jack"' ~
A blouse Nucd villa fur and fastened WIN q W.,
a, the waist the fur showing outside 49, = Ihl"G
60 ,%e efnrfn collar. and turning over y" close!
front OF the blouse IN TWO larg" r'V"fN - iIolp
from which this description F 'Ak"h j. ~ ~
cnlored cloth the .Ir white ern.u". Al "fIhlu"
rrn 10 match goes With ~" costume -. ~ -
n.n AN wear ermine In ~" day um", however, a.
{, ,akcs a rirk and white comp"Hl9n 10 S'a!u T.,
30 any other fur may be substituted WIFE o'u""'
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