New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
MODELSN VOGUE IN PARIS
STYLES WHICH ARE DOOMED By DRESS
MAKERS OFTEN FALL FLAT
THIN STUFFS AND PLEATS.
Paris, April IS.


,.- -a -,,,, s+774fs IN vogue Meats seem almost
necessary About the hips skirts are generally
rlaiu but below rows of small pleats grow INTO
larger peats or include TONS Of horizontal pieats,
or merge into lower skirts laid in diamonds OF
small pleats Accordion pleatng Is q little out ot
favor; for either pleats are fine, the merest tHchs
or of the size known as shirt pleats.
a1anv of the boas and neck arrangements sho"
these larger pleats, in place OF the olduIne dc-
Gordon peatirg Most of the boas spread out vel
over fhe shoulders with the ends in front mace
like nleated iabots This style takes less material
and is lighter in every way better for the spring
perhaps than the older style Carried out IN
chiffon with some body. or in some OF the liberty
fabrics, il is superior 10 gauze anu Inc oiNi'''
ulousseine de sole
An interesting spring suit has a skirt Of shot
taneta in blue and red, made in three parts, al
tucked the small tucks escaping in founces Inc
three parts or iounces about the skirt IN sltdi
fashion pretty and novel. and they are hnsned by
lines or red silk lace entredeux. arranged IN a
oointed design The of the silk is dark h1tle
-e6 showing bat the coat is made entirely Of the
red lace trimmed with straps Of the shot SILK
THE GOWN OF YELLING.
,-et+,, design for a gown in some one Of the
veilings in vogue has the skirt arranged with
broad cluster Of pleats in front ana IN slialiei
irs,.rs on the side with thick cluster in the
hack The skirt is cut to fare excessively al the
bottom, where there is a trimming Oh scioilS "a
ecru eutredeux. bordered by narrow piea'iiisS u
-trelv Of silk and makes fine peating; in the case
~ ,vooI zafling the pleating would have 10 De OF
silk TO give the same light huffiness to the io"ei
mart OF the skirt On the bodice the same iued'
done in scrolls lace. with fine pleatlngs as Dor
ders suggests jacket. and the neck is cut out IN
q slight decoletage, and the close eiOo" H4'01
end with ruffies at the elbows
The modish gown for the spring seems 10 De a
combination Of some fancy thin wool ana SIX. II
NAV be a silk coat of the Louis Ky perlou WIN d
wool skirt or cloth skirt; 1t may CONSIST u
silk strsps ornamenting a suit Of some fancy wool
nv q may he silk and light wool in more ELABORATE
combination. Lace is used in profuslon. ana pi
ably the dyed Cluny laces will be one OF 'he
ing spring novelties. Colored laces were i4'i0
duced several seasons ago and made no great & sGS-
While spring models have neen eo1Ii1S 1Tce worn and
ss Vet one hears more of what the dressInahh IT.,
think than Of the opinion OF ba os sTst made then
launched and then worn Advice f rom rbi1e one
SnoSs what the model have devised Tass
has no exact idea to what the wen
French women are going TO accept
PARIS GOWNS WORN HERE
e., .,rs aso .be new models an
nounced IN these columns the mooeis tid' W
model makers had designed many OF Whlch were
destined to travel TO New-York ano tne -. Uari.
large cities in America, but no reporter VI -,
modes can be content tent, T5fh nakerS rst Of ALL sug
ge.t TO the dressnakers what shall De moii,,
hat
and they are accepted not. AFTER an ~ ,aode
is liked that gets TO be accepted as t.e a. is
Without doubt Paris fashion is old beISee tbeS ~
generally accepted in America, put Oh ,n Amer
hand MANY an idea arises mere hEes III .aaas
lea and nowhere else The fact that rem rem and
have sometimes late success liz IN an Io america
that IDEAS that are born here appear ~ aen6ance
and nowhere else shows rather an liloe e. 49,
on the part OF American women as 10 VIZ W. tpat
wish accept But II must De aiso asibie for The
French women not always res lespoar,,o narnes A
fashions that are launched IN their tiaiiiS ras
The present season happens TO De one Th Ia EN-
launched fashions fairly sure TO socceso ~ bins
elaborate skirts close so close apout .rra ~
that they suggest the habit back are a., e,,Tner
the season that will be emphasized N t.e IN. &C.
gowns Spiral trimming is another feature tnat Is
sure TO continue The short boero WIN "a,
though tailored gowns viii be cornpieeS1
by some arrangement OF POSITIONS L1isi e
cuffs seem to be taking the place or Iii s,Ss
although one stin sleeve faliing n d,a i Ruf
below the elbow and meeting an u1otrPaiii;; -
the idea favor shows sleeves close OF 10 Sn,sb
the lines Of the arm the elbow, ana tieh iiiiSH
ing In a puff and close cum. 49,. -,,te,
The ideas carried out in velvet during me Ht
eeem to be continued in panne- Panne away
cuts well. and is successful as an uhoerR@,sce @ oyer
lace point. Lines OF lace diamonds faIng over G
diamonds In panne make charming tfimmtrs 1a "a
the skirt and jacket OF suit OF cream cashIleres =
The bodice 81 arranged in the form OF sinah