Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
LATEST THINGS IN
COATS AND JACKETS.

Special Correspondence.
New York, Aug. ga visit yesterday
20 one OF the largest establishments In
this country for the manufacturing OF
handsome suits gave me something to
think about In the first place, the
cyats and other wraps call for special
attention. There is a very decided
movement in favor OF the tight coat cut
in long seams from the shoulder 10 the
bottom and also those made with a
waist line like the Prince Albert OF the
men. only these coats have more or less
about them to remind US OF the coats
called by the name Of one or the other
OF the French Loulses.
Short jacket coats are made more
dressy by having tabs down the front
stitched in many lines and still further
decorated with handsome buttons. But.
tons Of all kinds are 10 be much used
on an kinds Of garments for the COM
ing season. Some Of them Of smoke
pearl are beautifully carved around the
edges or In the centers They might al
most be called works OF art.
Chevlots in rougher effects than
usual, zibellnes with long hairs, tweeds
Just ike those devoted generally TO
mems wear and long line of smooth
faced fabrics are seen in the newest OF
mannlsh kinds are made up mostly
the fan suits The rougher and more
with three-quarter or half length coats
or close Jackets. while the smooth faced
stufs are generally put into the hand
somer Louis XVI coats and what are
nov called corset coats. These are
made I'm some cases with slotted seams
and at other times with pressed tailor
seams, and trimming is in this case
added TO the garment. With the slot
seams. which means that the seam Is
stitched on each side, no other trim
ming Is needed. as that Is In Itself a
trimming,
There are half long and half fitted
heavy coats for the coming season
made Of different material from that
of the dress Most Of the snug coats
have vest fronts, though some are made
so that they can be worn over pref
~ waist which Is to be IN measure
part Of the coat, inasmuch as II i TO D.
seen when the coat Is unfastened.
One very dressy and handsome aflair
is for fall, and 1t Is really elegant as
well as rich. The skirt Is cut on severe
lines, but with considerable fare at the
bottom, and Il is longer man II was
hoped dresses would be. There ls no
trimming whatever on the SKIRT. when
looks as II Il had grown together me
coat Is shaped 10 the waist tightly
with a sharp point In 'front.' 10 lhS
the skirt Is sewed In regular coat shape
and manner. only it reaches almost 20
the knees. like the Louis XVI style
The sleeves Nave large pointed, up
turned cuffs with immense pearl but
ION and a second cuff Of cream colored
satin heavily stitched. over the shout
de,, is laid a double collar one OF velu-
lima being plain. while a satin one Is
nearly covered with stitching. Thefe u
long vest Of the satin reaching ABOUT
70 inches below the belt ana sharp
~ polnted and embroidered In o dell,
cats tracery of fne silk and gold
thread. Three large fancy buttons mn
len the fronts on each SIDE. inns guy.
a made OF dark brown velutina, Whicn
v,ith the cream satin makes a beauuiu'
colnr scheme. Neutina suits WI y
among the most fashionable OF al loi
fail and winter. . 49,. tnst
sleeves are In a transition state lus'
non, and We find the great puted az
fairs The loose bell shapes ana ioI
many OF the newest Of the really ele-
g"n, Tailor suits sleeves varying rom
Inc former coat sleeve By the cum only.
This e made In the gauntlet shape. !,
H. very stylist with the homespuns aho
,unods of tbo handsomest Of the sulcl'
,y tailor mai. suits. They VIII be ne .-
~ n No, ouite az severe a. before u,
arnrnvsd trimming O. stiii strap a..
ptino small buttons are added 70
the skirts and large ones 10 'he 0V''''