New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09

wholesale trimming places the, show them a half a
yard or more deep, but costume just completed
by fashionable couturier makes Of "a fringe
deep enough To completely the trailing skirt
This fringe made especially for this gown The
foundation Of the skirt is gray silk, and over this
hangs the fringe skirt made OF gray silk passe-
menterie shaded 10 form lines of waving diamonds
This is worn with little boero Of petit girls. the
fashionable gray fur. The reversible fronts of the
jacket are faced with japanese embroidery in
many shades Of green and dull req. and some loops
Of duh red velvet twisted into ornaments. The
shade Of red is almost mahogany. a color much
used this autumn
Dressmaking seems 10 be growing every season
a complicated business. demanding special
workers. It was not many years ago when all
establishments processing to make street gowns
were forced to add tailoring department and men
cutters and WoTkmen or women trained to do TINS
special kind of work Now the tailor or the dress
maker who accepts street costumes is expected 70
be proficient in handling, cutting and making furs
a special branch of work that must necessitate
special department and another corps Of skilled
workers For conventional fur garments women
SIN generally 90 10 the furrers. but many gar
ments are combined with cloth velvet. made
Up after designs peculiar 10 couturieTs, that the
aid Of the tailor and dressmaker seems necessary.
Furs promise 10 be more universally than
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workers in fur, for fur hats are a most serious
a
There Is new form Of bolero that is both COM
Portable and lovely. The garment is Of zbeline,
and has large sleeves arranged something like
shawl. II is with skir of brown zibelue
cloth. trimmed al the bottom with graduated
bands Of the fur. Many Of ;he short fur Jackets
have the same fer used a trimming on the skirt.
a black cloth skirt made in thre" etages has
band Of petit girls all the edges, and is worn
with a short paletot Of the same fur. Two-thirds
Of the coqEettisn fur garments seem 10 be made
Of this gray squirrel
For stole long neck boas and nun. sable and
silver fox perhaps the first choice Muffs
elegant and fancy. in a diguiGed wy. They are
not trimmed in millinery fashion with lace. rib
bous and artificial flowers. was the case several
seasons ago. but they are made large or, il small
hands. lovely muh Is made entirely OF the tails
of the silver fox; nothing shows but the cluster
Of tails each end. Claws and animal heads
seem not 10 appear this year. il vas barbarous
fashion. rather suggestive Of the WaTpath.
In spite Of the unusually warm and sunny autumn
IN Paris. women already appearing heavy
fur garments. The fashion seems 10 be to the
open carriage as long as possible. The fashionable
drive in the Bots is much gayer IN consequence and
has chance lovely costumes Then.
az the Paris winter Is short and large part of the
smart world spends il the Riviera. the season
for fl!Ts is a short Perhaps after all the
true explanation of the amount Of fur seen these
DAYS il that fuTs extremely modish.' and that
women longer put them simply keep warn.
but to be in the mode
LARGE HATS AND SLIGHT TRIMMING
While large hats of unconventional lines are gen
orally this year. there some instances
OF stin hats A round turban with stif, mp
brim is popular This is in black zibeline
felt with white specks in it, and with edge OF
white kid binding the brim. Another round shape
made without any brim Is named after the shah