New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
Graceful SKIRTS TO STAY.
STRAIGHT CLINGING EFFECT THE "A
KORITE WITH AMERICAN WOMEN

Unless some new and unexpected idea should ha
sSdd-UiE 1roul1 gated io Dress the sty.es are ax-d
for TIE winter. Sir-Hss Erar- - outline is ra-
heA nct~-goWus ftt,uE 0E.r tho lips with cling
ias effect ana fa~iug AZ the bottom. This far- is
shown even in the UeW walking skirts. But b. Is
not just exactly tre same kind 0f a fare u.-
'aiEed lasr year There Is as much flla~ss but
70 is begun higher ug. leaving less abrupt eject
AZ The f'or. The ciuSing III obtains 90 The depth
Of twelve or fourteen inches from the waist line
below which the SKIRT expands gently and graiu-
ally.
The application o. trimming on The upper portion
90 The sklr- points % an attempt the part Of
the fashion promoters 20 reintroduce draQed skirts
possibly rhat ancient horror. the ''ove-skirr''
However. Tho taste 90 the consumer Is the Anal
court ard the taste OF American women for sey-
eral years past has run more and more Cec.siv-Iv
to long sVeeaiH5. graceful lines. u is doubtful r.
She vii again allow l-r figure t1 u- chopped into
several sections tv iItsr~-ctinE lines. ty-r-zlrts
mas come ia. bur th-y N.l nor stay long
ht.v.ts are 10 Ice found iu every grade of COS
TUNE. from the plaiu-st street suit To "a sosrlra.
suitable o. The most elaborate f.u.tou. Dress
makers have lost their fear of velvet as a dre-s
material The richness ~ TIE fabric has u,gay-
been considered as supplying sufficient beauty and
style On itself B1t WIrh ra- new food OF velvet
that came q. with the fan th- mali~te- t..s 20
manipglat.us and building d, Ike any other ma
a kinds os brait- like lu} other fsLri,
,.tFa-ia iAo.st'r ~fa!- are ~ three quarter
.
l.n-- Sometime WraE Its loose. rlVir- -.--l-
HuH ordinarily the ~l--r. I- gathered .rr.-
iI~lir- GUN. II e. lf.- ut The -uv~t cloth.
the pale nu-' shlles. running fu ivory white. ana
l.Hrt VIII lan.-u-.. HTUrfl- which shows "a H+l
tn- cloak iS thIuHn of These cIoaks elaborated
trimmed "iiL real -srt. embroidery and elegant
uraiCs. but St!E a their sfyle depends on their an
The ta.sv-g quarter fIr coat viii be- worn lr fh,.
box ~Aav- owing o. trr heavier materials -g..rreI
ls ihr novelty Tor fur coats and trimmed
and lined with -ru.r- The beauty or rrfs fr,-
depends upon the skin With whicn u s Uork-I s-,
tne DARK lines running Ip and down OF around tE-
garment The Japanr-e pal~rUt rvc-utIy brs.eit
out ~ rams Is loose coat iU light weight dot .
OF Liberty satin. trimmed With bands uf Jauar..-
Silk embroidery from two % four inches vita
Iaors are IN t-sh -Iyur "a dress aco-S-ori-s a-5
among tneru IRISH crochet has lost roU. ~ a.
popularity which u La~ enjoyed sor several -a,r-
pas N'tNrt y 70 o~ taEuriIr feriaI Tor ,v.r-
ing EoWs, ana thvr~ is nothing that trims n rnor-
tlt-LtFt ihaA Lfl-- crochet Flagru and Venice
laces are in as great demand as ever ir rarfoo-
tl+otS lri Hedsi-"l- and frr a.lUgrrs The fcrrI
a.ts y! feppHsse and Oriental effects WfI rnsf-t,fr
al th~ir popularity as aIIovers Tor evening, y-.4-
'tal4'gh ELECTS are The feature 90 The --aSor and
IN a 4lIA OF urnafLeutltl1u. one gaIlpsr \. trr.i
anu li.'iatlpnS ar~ applied on galioouz
some tiaLtii4} a.4oFfrs being used +gr or.-4
clpaks aud evening gowns " 'P'''