Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-30
NEW YORK FASHIONS


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plaids, combinations Of the mixed good,
with plain material in one of the color,
predominating in the plaid are seen in
variety of forms. There are skirt,
Of the mixed cloth with the coat Of
plain goods. Or, the whole costume
may be Of plain material with the trim.
ming consisting of bands Of some har.
monizing plaid applied in bands and
straps.
Broadcloth bids fair to be the rage
this season for visiting and walking
costumes of all kinds. All the new
shades are to be had in this popular
and handsome material. The new
browns are on the same style as the
faded leaf tones which were popular
last season but besides these there is
a light copper brown which seems to
be destined to become a fad this sea.
son.
Blues, in spite Of predictions to the
contrary, are to be as popular as ever,
especially the navy blues which are al.
ways serviceable and becoming for
street wear. A new shade of electric
blue somewhat on the style of the once
popular cadet blue will also be much
worn. Alice blue has been superseded
by turquoise, peacock and kingfsher
blues both in millinery and gowns.
Velveteen for street costumes is one
Of the popular materials and will di.
vide the honors with broadcloth and
the other materials popular for such
gowns The quality Of the material
and the variety of coloring was never
so good as now and its success is al.
ready assured by the demand at this
early date for whole costumes Of vel.
veteen.
With the first signs Of cold weather,
women are turning their attention again
to the separate blouse which has been
conspicuous by its absence from the
summer wardrobe except in the sheer
lingerie form. These same lingerie
blouses will be worn all winter with
slips Of china silk under furs and warm
coats. The innovation of wearing thin
blouses in the cold weather was intro.
duced last season by some Of the fash
ionables but this year it will attain a
moro general popularity. The heavy
tub blouses will be the thing for or.
binary wear.
The tailored shirtwaist style will be
the one most liked for these heavy
blouses and the trim freshness Of the
linen models made up in this style
are certainly attractive.
All the models seen in the heavy linen
waist are also copied in broadcloth,
flannel and silk but are not nearly so
attractive as the former. Shaded
pearl buttons and buckles are a spe-
cialty in the trimming Of the waists
which come from certain popular
Broadway house and they are so attrac-
tive that the woman who sees them
cannot resist the temptation to pur.
chase one for the sake Of the buttons
alone.
One Of the waist models which seems
to find great favor is made with a cen.
trail box plait and double box plaits
set down each side Of the middle, hav.
ing a pocket with flaps set on them at
the bust line. These flaps are buttoned
down with pearl buttons and large
pearl buttons are set down the center
Of the front. The back Of this waist
may be either plain or with a shallow
yoke below which a double box plat
runs down the middle of the back. The
sleeve is an ordinary shirt waist model
with a rather narrow cuff. Yoke effects
in shirt waists are making a successful
bid for feminine favor and are seen on
several of the new models.
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