Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
FASHION STYLES FOR
THE COMING FALL
Great Metropolis Sets Fashion
Rest OF Country
Follows
ODD COLORS But NEW SHADES


decrend az the thing for the coming
season. sim. some things can be
rock0ned on as almost certain. All
authorities are agreed thai skirts are
10 continue wide at the bottom and
fitting with cinging closely around
the hlps. The new models show IN
Vulnerable ways of obtaining these re-
suits and M. fate OF the Killed skirt
Is still undecided. They are neither
as new or as smart a. the g0rod and
circular skirts fitting smoothly over
the hins and having n wide ripping
fullnoss al the bottom.
The circular skirt h better suited
| TO the long skirt length than 90 the
/ short and the ma iority 0f the best
makers reserve n for the full length
/ models using the gorcd patterns FOR
snort skirt. The circular model does
not keep its shape 80 well IN the short
| length
a fail street frock shown n Of Eng.
| iish suited checked In two tones oi
gray. The skirt a. circular Of the type
most favored for watkins costumes.
II lsa ripping model with bias bands.
| These simple horizontal bands sutton.
ed fatty or fiat tucls are tho forms
OF trimming most often seen on the
lew tailored models.
Two tone checks In white or colors
i viii not be In style this fhll because
of their own popularity this summer
hut broken checks aue nlaids Ia shad-
lnre Of one color or all In one tone
with the checked or plaid eject pro
! duced bv variations In the weaving
and the thread finish arc 10 be seen
lu large numbers and some 81 the best
street froclts shown 40 far are made OK
these fabrlcH
There are Also TO be- seen IN boautl-
ful and seryiceablo soft Woulcns small,
indefinite checks and pialds In green
/ and blue blue and black. brown and
black green and black and the wine
reds and black. One New York house
Is showing some expensive novelties
In certain shaded plaid cloths which
are marycls OF SIKH IN weaving and
colOring.
Hcrrlngbone cheyio,s and serges
and soft smooth sotges are 90 be much
used Cor tailor made costumes. but
broadcloth and satincloth Will. as us
mai. De the material par excellence for
the drossy tailor made Al ~ last sea
SONS colors are to be seen. but there
are new shadings different from those
10 which We are accustomed. This Is
especially true Of the reds aud blues.
The deeper reds seem to be especially
emphasized at present bat Il Is too
tarly 20 predict finally what the fash.
lonahle color OF the season will be.
Among other colors seen IN these
fabrics are the Palma violet shades,
heetrcot reds. nrune mulberry, dahlia,
olive greens from dark tO light. and In
spite OF contradictory rumors as 10 is
status for the fan and winter season,
there a-e certain copper and bronze
browns and some shades 81 chestnut
browns represented IN the best ma
tertals.
The Hight hrlgh, shades OF blue viii
probably be little worn this fall. but
there a. talk OF revivlng navy blues for
street wear A greenish blue on the
style ~ the old time peLcOck blue has
gradually come into fashion In mlllln.
ery and "a seen on some OF the smart
est advance hat models.
The black tailor made costume II
likely 10 DE az fashionable az ever this
year and the woman who must consid
or the cost will find the black strictly
tailored frock the most economical In
vestment.
he The coat and skirt costume win bs
e. as popular as over and much latitude
he ~ allowed IN the matter OF coal
Ia lengths u may be- any length from
N. the bOlero 20 the redingUte. In fact 4
IN h rumored that the latter II 10 b
Ter even more worn than n was In thI
IN past season. The coat may he sem
10 or close fitted although the tendenc!
m. ls toward the close fitting.
he There are rumors of overskirts hu
nc most ~ the models showing this styl
ig- Of skirt are either made wish the tuni
he overskin or more frequently atimulal
re- ed tunic effects made by tucRing IN
skirt on the line that tunic overskir
ala would take and setting a ruffle undo
"a. the tuck.
or For droaay afternoon wear the bod
ny ices have the popular elbow sleey
and II goes without saying that ever
Ing gowns must have short sleeves
any az all. Even the dressy coat
&c. have the sleeves reaching only TO IN
elbow and the lower arm will have {
be protected by long gloves In man
N cases
III Velvet will be worn az much as eve
III and the newest In this much liked mi
III terial are OF soft chiffon charaCtt
III aud are 90 be- had Ia any number
beautiful colors
The princess model Will be seen
y, evening gowns. street gowns and visit
4. Ing gowns but they should only
worn by those who have an irreproael
~ able figure, as on such alone they wi
III have that smart and chic effect q
FL which they depend for their becomin
IN / ness.
Y The in.hctween season II the mo-
M difficult one for woman 10 birds
over and still look pre- table, for a
such, the wise6t plan wOul De to pa
chase q bodice ana skirt frock In ligl
= weight wool ol a color and matori
durable enough Tor hard wear ai
made on very simple lines, so that
-. can be worn mornings IN the h0u
An and be a good street frock with a 20
.hk' Rraie coat. This dress can be wo
ken until November for street coStun
lln. and viii DO for the mornings In q
ime house during the winter.
was Cashmere. henrietta cloth and dra
tne a'ote are an popular and excellent n
~ terlals for such suit. Some modit,
ma dark color and excellent materials Z
y" such as blue or better silll. gree
teu' brown or n dark blue. rod all praS
cal colors. set not too aOmber,
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