New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
PHASES OF FOULARDS.
HOW THEY ARE BEING MADE FOR
WOMEN AOF PARIS-THE NEW
JABOT SASH.
Paris, May 10.

Paris Nay 10.
Foulard dresses seem at last to have made
public appearance. They have been talked of for
months but 1t only during last few days that
many of them have been worn. Foulard seems the
silk that is suitable for only certain sea
of the year-the late spring and the summer
months. II is undoubtedly the most modish fabric
/ at the moment. perhaps partly on account of its
II short season Of popularity.
The practical fouard gown seems TO have dis
appeared in favor of elaborate patterns. with satin
finish, most deliberately trimmed a pretty gown
seen the Salon the other afternoon of
green fouard with a waving design done in small
black dots. On the skirt band Of Irish point made
large inverted VS. that headed a shaped hounce,
the founce tucked the top for the distance of
the lace design. 1t was this rather novel founce
that attracted attention the gown. The bodice
was a blouse. fastened one side, with the
decolletage and the line of fastening finished with
a fatty applied edge OF Irish lace The small yoke
and choker and narrow cuffs 10 the sleeves were
made Of narrow white satin ribbon united by
fancy stitch to lace eutredeux over pale blue silk
The sleeves gathered into the cuffs with a large
pun, and there was oversleeve. reaching the
elbows and opening the outside Of the arm. made
of the silk, bordered with lace. This oversIeeve
"belled" slightly at the elbows. The belt was in
conspicuous, and there was touch of blue about
and the Yoiant on the skirt '--s S''s'eS
The hat was toque with an exaggerated point
IN front, made of green straw and trimmed with
black and white daisies with gold centres. A lot
Of black velvet loops and few ends fell down the
back Of the hair
BODICE OF THE FUTURE.
A dressmaker who has a vogue for originality in
Paris and a fashionable clientele but whose name
is hardly known abroad says that she advises her
customers to have the bodices Of gowns made
close with long shoulder seams and with close
upper upper sleeves she holds to the idea that there is
gong 10 De a return OF the fashions of the
ot me Empress Eugene, or that, at least, with
skirts growing fuller at the hem and with large
tight bodice is an aesthetic necessity. The Gavarn
tb 2aal g MlIlSn took pace a lew weeks ago under
e6
many interesting possibilities in the costumes Of
referred to- but possessing the same general fea1
ures in regard to gowns The idea is worth con
lines predicted by this couturi6re. -'e '-
larger by reason of the new style Of dressing the
hats will be even srT b m fsbfe ssFfe that IN summer &
trimming fall down the back of the hair has taken
new lease of life evidently, and is more conspcu-
Gus than ever. Charming is "A hat Of finely pleated
white mousseline de sole with a brina rolling up on
hair. The low is encrcled by scarf Of white
lace and with ends dnshed by pIeated d rHfies Mhtte
LOOPS q anq ENDS Of TINS scarf hang over the hair.
OF thick plumes over the hat brim behind Artif-
2 to severe style of hat A neat tooue Of White
fruit and loops Of white velyet ribbon hanging down
SOME PRETTY TOQUEs
good many Of the toques have a point in front
but those with the crown effect are equally fash
ionable and perhaps newer The crown of flowers
idea that mas succeeded is a straw with a metal
finish, very nice for certain style of outing hats
The sailor brim seems entirely out of date, and is
replaced by the three-cOrnered shape and a
F. tain style Of walking hat.
Parasols charmingy novel. Those carried
now are generally of shot moire silk, trimmed
with lace applications, all severe and plain, with
wood sticks slightly carved ornamented by gold
twists. For the summer the parasols Of fancy
pauste should have a great success. They are
pretty, ana VIII not be expensive later although
as RuS de Ia PalX novelty they command
absurd price the moment But why not cover
a parasol of white SILK left from last season,
perhaps, with a fancy batiste? Most of these
hatiste parasols have a lining of thin white silk,
and simple sticks.
edges cut into points and finished with a trimming
OF fine white silk braid, the trimming repeated
IN rows about the parasol This idea is
& ried out in white silk with black braid The braid
Some Of the parasols of shot silk have openwork
figures Of yellow lace. and these will undoubtedly
be great success. A mOdsh parasol ought not
10 cost too much this The elaborate chif-
fon affairs Will undoubtedly appear later on, but
they have been too many years in vogue amount
10 much Lace parasols Will be popular, for the
summer will be of lace-lace gowns, lace
hats and lace mitts Lace mitts and lace DiTectoire
scarfs are ideas, but both have the best pros
poets for success. Summer gowns are 10 be cut
at the throat. and the dainty Drectoire scarfs
Will be almost necessity. Lace mitts will only
replace long gloves.
The models for shirt waists show short and
close starched cuffs. with sleeves generally
makes the fullest part of the sleeve near the
wrist, following the line of the fashionable dress
sleeve. Collars are attached. and OF the turnover
style. More dressy bouses have little turnover
the stun in the blouse. Shirts of wash linen will