New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE KlMONO GARMENT.
p.RTSTAN WRAP POPULAR FOR EVEN
ING wEAR-NORFoLK JACKET
FOR OUTING.
Paris. August so.

Paris. August 80.
~, ,.,,-, Garment is evidently to appear the |
= e,,s,,r in all materials. This loose style
7af long IN velvet. trimmed with fur IS tne ioue
destined for the elaborate winter afternoon Vi
fr,- cloak Very pretty and sufficiently oressF IoF
formal occasions is the same shape III |tOeII,,e'
trimmed with straps of fancy velvet or c!oth Inc
- ,,a,a ar1.ears in rough fancy woods. trimmed
;.h ,,eIxet collar or straps OF PLAIN ciolh' gen
a-oTv fn a brighter color, bringing OUT 'ne
shade of some thread IN the Wool Al 'i'e i
,-,an+ there are few instances OF ms sdIAie''
An Main cloth shown models Inc laAe! 'e'
vets and rough and fancy wools are le"eI' a
o+,,ra11r the first choice OF the coutlrleTs- But
the shane is really at its prettest IN pam ls't
cloths trimmed with bands of japanese eHoIo-ueiS
or with lines of lace insertion. Inc garment III
-bfe form is having great success at the water
a., ,locae r,oticeably at Trouvie during the rae
,nr week which occurred during cold speA lhaI
made outside garments conspicuous
The -r4,e kimono style may not prove generally
,eoorotnr For the evening the garment is most
,-acef,l and comfortable made long, and with the
necessary addition of choker- Inc shor'eI
,oodel which IS the one most en- eVldence as d
mode for the day. may prove trying 10 d large
number Of women although the slender Iohs
no as+ed models who chosen 10 sho" II Oh ~
,ossil,1e customers wear it to perfection But the
iso effect is modified in many of these gar
-. e,6 IN fact the true kimono sleeve is seen
,n onlv q few destined for daytime use "A pretty
sleeve Is close TO the elbow, with the haills uo'
17ouce attached by line Of fur OF other Irliilli-
MANY OF these garments have hlgh' turn otei
chokers although the true kimono Is cut Mi'iio
49, shoulder capes are not IN keeping WIN
tho character Of the garment, although lhes SUM
times appear The true kimono has the siee'
INNING IL, TO the reckband. giving the ellee' VI
deep dropping shoulders It'll
q. -,o5a az pastel cloth In pale pink ana INES %
,-,. lace or rather. silk passenenterle' as ue1i
co+a sc lace Circular bands Of this trimming ai
need alternating with bands Of cloth' ana tile 5
,nent. which is cut with rounded corners Is HI
isbea with q shaped fiounce Of the same over
6aerer Aounce of white lace. There are deep, cir
cqllar sleeves that fall as folds Of the garment
when the arms are dropped, and there is round
hood made Of white lace ana the fine pink SILK
passementerie. Some handsome ornaments Of white
and pink silk are arranged down he front Of the
garment.
From the same house in the Rue de Ia Paix comes
an autumn walking suit Of old red cloth braided
in black a narrow black silk braid makes com
picated pattern Of squares about the bottom or
the skirt and covers short plated figure with
faring elbow sleeves. a striped white and black
silk forms the unoer blouse ana big Iu puIls, u4l
are gathered into yellow lace cuffs. Yellow gui-
pure makes a collar the jacket that closes at
the bust with odd up ana down bow OF black
II must be admitted that the first instalment Of
without o-,side wrap, shows many snort jacket
effects. But il Is more the bolero or hgaro et-
der those names The deep collars that prevailed in
the sTring are not conspicuous now and perhaps
for that the small jacket effects have a
A dinner gown that shows an effective touch Of
black IS of TnOusseline de sole trimmed with
crescents Of white linen embroidered with white
silk and framed in patterns Of Chantilly lace. IhiS
trimming covers the bottom Of the skirt and makes
snort. pleated ngaro over soft blouse of the
rnousselire de sole. The neck is finished with a
bertha collar that laces in front with black
velvet. The short. flowing sleeves Of embroidered
linen and lace close on the outside OF the am m
with laclng Of narrow black velvet over a, SOY
under sleeve Of pink muslin. The belt is made or
many lands Of narrow velvet in Eirde fashion, fas-
teIlng with a bunch Of loops and ends
OUT OF DOOR COSTUMES.
The short out Of door costumes for the autumn
whether considered for hunting other sports,
show large number Of closed jackets. a novel
suit Of gray homespun has the top like a mess
jacket coarless and little cut out the throat,
with little point front and back. The shirt, Wilich
finishes al the throat with linen turnover coll3T;
ABOUT with Two rows OF very narrow )4Stch, pIa4,s
SCI about inch apart and closes with a me OF
small black 81 buttons The short skirt Is trimmed
with several rows Of wider braid finishing on Sdcli
side Of the front breadth with a OF small put
tons With this worn red and white iouldrd
cravat and a soft black felt hat in shape some
thing Ike the summer Panama, trimmed Win q
scarf OF the silk.
The belted Norfolk jacket is another excellent
model Ior an outing costume Most OF lile SiIotC
the back and sides Of the skirt laid in deep; suthe
the skir: skirt of a lighter weight cloth 80 y a.
ranged about the back and hips in narrow
almost tucks fastened down with narre" oi4be 46a
SIX bfsiG. 4hese are deeper IN Iioht 90 "a aodc
sides than II he back. and every line OF DrIu rf
with little loop and tiny black butto}nc a,ne
sleeves most Jackets his sort follow the sam
lines. moderately close above the elbows, a slttl
pun below that gathers comfortably iilto Z" N
wrlstbanG.