Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-10

Will DE worn during the coming falt. |
High busts will be the rule and the
garments will be required to fit like a
glove.
One of the most characteristic feat
ures will be the tight fitting coats to be
worn with tailor made suits They
. will be exceedingly plain and severe
in their lines, but the severity will be
relieved to some extent by some clever
| touch of picturesque originality and
individuality In the trimming or ac-
| cessories. The coats Will be In various
| lengths and patterns. but all will con
| form to the general idea more or less.
| Among the imported models are some
| single brested three-quarter length
| coats. which are intended to At skim
tight. Some have a fiat collar. others
are cut plain, without collar.
i; The pulled. baggy or flowing sleeves
with a great deal of trimming. seem to
be doomed, SO far as these coats are
concerned. The new sleeves are re-
markedly plain and only trife fuller
than they used to be two seasons ago.
The coats are fastened with buttons
or frogs and are made with or without
small side pockets at the waist line.
Some of the coats shown have a basque
which reaches just below the hip
curve and have no seem at the waist
line Some of the single breasted coats
have vests, which are not visible, how
ever, If the coat is fastened unless
in the form of a narrow strip around
the collar.
Handpainted gowns, the latest
wrinkle in elaborate evening and din
ner fashions promise to become all
the rage among the women OF the
weather. classes in this country. In
Paris the samples that have been In
troduced in fashionable society have
made decided hit and it is stated
on good authority that several wealthy
American women have placed orders
for such gowns with Paris artists.
There Is no reason why American ar
fists should not be patronized as well.
II the wealthy women Of fashion take
up the fad. II would mean quite q
windfall to many struggling American
i artists. There may be diversity of
opinion regarding the economic policy
OF decorating gowns with handpaint-
ings but 1t cannot be denied, that the
fashion offers almost unlimited posi-
bilities for the display Of artistic taste
individuality and originality. Some oi
Paris were Of exquisite beauty The
, decorative motifs were invar'ably
Mowers either true to nature or "a
some extent eonventioualixed. Only
IN few casss birds and butterflies
were introduced. e +
I Authorities predict thst velvet and
vclveteens win be worn great iSa
during the coming fall and winter sen
son. There is quite demand TO- both
materials already and the dealers have
not been slow in recognizing tn. drift
Of feminine taste The thinner In tex
ture and more pliable than the old
fashioned velvets used to be and. II Il
eaid, equally durable. One Of the most
charming materials ~ the new chiffon
velvet, which will be used q great dea
for elaborate gowns for evening wear
Velvet coats will probably be worn 9
Great deal. During the past season
velvet enjoyed remarkable popularity
cay. that New York will follow tire lead
Of the great European fashion centers
ir that respect. fs
Although 1t is still very warm and
ra Their early to think Of winter styles
the large houses in Paris are already
showing samples OF their winter goods
IL. Guiding furs. There Is good reason
to believe that beaver will be muci
VI rn next winter. Sable. ermine. seal
chinchilla and caracul will also bs
great favorites. Next in favor come
the broadtail. fox. mink and marten
Is seems that NUTS will not be II
great demand next winter. At leas
only few models have been shown II
Paris SO far and these are mostly
large and Of the fiat variety. In othe
respects there will be but little chang
in styles. Coats cloaks. capes and col
lars will be worn and combinations o
furs will be as popular as ever.
At this time of the year the hat Ques
ton always particularly interesting
and burning. Judging from the model
OF winter .styles displayed In Pari
shops toques viii not be worn as muc
as in former years. Velvet hats vii
take the first rank for fashionabl
wear. but next to them felt hats wi
be the most favored.
For decorating hat for fall wear rib
bons will be used In every consceiv
able manner. They will be introduce
In the DAT FORM a. bows. rosette
cockades ruchings and every othe
way. Fruits and berries and even nut
will be seen great deaf. accompanie
BY, foliage In imitation OF nature a.
velvet. Feathers. particularly ostric
feathers and paradise plumes will ali
be used for trimming hats, particular
those Of the lAsgeaad pietursseus kin
1t II stated on good adshority tn
mitts will once more become fashi0i
able during the coming season. The
return to favor 10 probably due to q
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