Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
| NEW YORK
FASHION LETTER

way. there seems 20 be a larger mum
bey needed than formerly. are OF the
finest quality.
Instead Of one tailor suit for every
day wear, the woman who wishes 10 be
In the swim must have three. one
Ut these is the walking frock. with
short skirt Tor rough wear Another
"a a more elaborate walking suit and
the third d visiting or carriage
costume The same rule applies 10
the coats this year Where one was
sufficient. fnrmc w. milady now needs
al least three for various occasions
Speaking OF coats. the long model
seems 90 be- by FAR the most popular.
Nearly all Of tho latest handsome
tailored costumes seen thus for show
the long coat Ia some ioim The
lines 0f most of them are very similar.
the .--'oy being seucred IN the
clever way In which the trimming Is
pat on. The long coat which fts and
looks the best, Is the one 10 whicn
the skirts and body are made separate
and then Joined az the waist line. This
Ia so skillfully done IN some instances
that the coat looks as u it had been
done IN one piece
Soft medium shades Of gray are 10
be among I've popular colors this sea.
son. There are many costumes of
gray clotn among the latest models
The ong coats Of these being trimmed
with silk or velvet OF n slightly darker
shade set on In stitched bands. A
new tone called palltine seems to have
FIRST place among the different shades
OF gray which will be- used In millln.
cry aud dress styles. Touches OF goid
or silver iudiclously used are one Of
the novelties IN the way OF ornamental.
tion ON some OF tao new costumes
They must. however be skilliully APP
piled and not ovcrdono as too much
OF it either at once takes avail from
the smart ook OF the gown and makes
u common.
Gteen holds prominent place
among the autumn colorings and is TO
be seen In all the olives hades. The
graylsh olive. which tno parisians call
pea soup green being much used both
In costumes and millinery. This color
is not becoming tn everyone and
should be- used with care. u prop.
erly combined with the right shades
Il Is soft and attractive.
Reds ~ an shades and tones: warm,
rich yellow or brown reds: blue reds
In all tire fascinating shades. are
seen everywhere Any one who loves
this warm color for winter wear
ought 90 be able 10 satisfy her taste
and at the same time obtain a shade
which will be- becoming and smart
looking.
Tho rich wine reds may be found
Joined with brown ln some Of the most
beautiful shaded plaidH. Wheihet2the
plalds viii be- popular on this side Of
the water Is q question which re-
mains To be- decided yet on the
other side they are wearing them m
large checks aud pronounced color
iugs, but America has never taken
kindly TO the sharp contrasts in plaids
and 10 is hardly probable that they
will have much vogue here. The
Quietor taitdns and rnor schemes will
have the preference with those who
favor this style OF material.
BESIDES the costumes made Of the
plalds. combinations Of the mixed
goods with plain material In one nf
the colors prodomlnatng Ia the plaid
are seen inca variety Of FORMS. There
are skirts of the mixed cloth with tn
coat Of plain goods. Or the whole
costume may ho made ~ plain ma.
terial with the trimming consisting OF
bands OF some harmonlzlRg plaid ap-
piled In bands and straps.
Broadcloth bids fair 10 be the rage
this season for visiting and walking
costumes OF All kinds All the new
shades are 20 be had IN this popular
and handsome material The new
browns are on the same style ~ the
faded leaf tones, which we're popular
last season. hut besides these there IL
light copper brown which seems TO
be destined TO become fad this sea
son.
Blues. in spite OF predictions 90 the
contrary, age 10 be as popular NJ
ever, especially the navy blues, which
are always seryiceahle and becoming
Tor street wear, A new shade OF eiec.
trio blue. somewhat ON the style OF
the once popular cadet blue, viii also
be worn. Alice blue has been super
Ceded by turquoise, peacock and klns'
fisher blues, both IN millinery ana
gowns
Nelycteen for street costumes, is
one OF the most popular materials, and
will divide the hCnors with broad
cloths and the other materials pOpu-
lar for such gowns. The quality Of
the material aud the variety of color
ing was never so good as now and
H. success d already assured by the
demand az this early date FOR whole
costumes Of yetveteen.
win the nrst signs Of cool weather,
women are turning their attention
again 20 the separate blouse which
has been conspicuous by its absence
from the summer wardrobe, except IN
the sheer lingerie form. These same
lingerie hlousns will be worn all Win
ter with tho slips OF China SILK un.
der urs and waI m coata. tho inno-
yaton of wearing thin blousos In cold
weather was introduced iast season
hy some OF the most fnshonahlcs, but
this year ~ will attain q more general
popularity. The heavy tnh blousca viii
DO the thing for ordinary wear
The tailored short waist style viii
be the one most liked for these heavy
hluuses, aud the trim freshness OF
the linen hlonses made Ia this style
are certainly attractive.
an the models seen IN the heavy
linen waist are also copied In broad
cloth. flannel and SILK, hut are not
nearly va attractive that the woman
who secs them cannot resist The tempi'
alton TO purchase one for the aQke OF
the buttons aiore.
one of the waist models which
4 4cms 10 ind great favor Is made With
central box plat and double box
[alts set down each Side Of the mid
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