The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-11
NEW C0L0RS FOR
TAILOR SUITS
BY MADAME HYDoRNE.

Paris. Nov. 10.-The taiIor-made robe
is always in the ascendant when the
leaves fall and the wind blows shrlll,
and this season / foresee a very great
access of importance for it. Certainly
all the necessary ingredients are pres
ent for a pronounced triumph; the
cloths that are so supple and of such
lovely cOlOrs, the velvets that are so
specially luminous this autumn, and the
Vast army of braids and other decora-
tive items at our command for trim
mings.
- Then again, the immense vogue the
waistcoat has secured, always at its
best when associated with the manlpu-
fationUf a good tailor, helps toward the
triumph the tailor made toilette Will
Without doubt achieve.
Everybody seems determined to ex-
tol' blue as a favorite autumn shade,
and there are most delightful grada-
Ions of color in it. But the fact must
not be overlooked that there are new
shades in every color, and it is the
newest ones that will necessarily be
the most modish, at any rate, until
matters settle down a little and this or
that dye comes into its own.
Among the browns there is no tint
more fashionable and more conspicu-
Gus at the moment than sol, or soil,
which provides an exquisite background
Tor furs. and in particular imperial sa-
BILE, which is soil colored / see it on
the best millinery expressed by clumps
of ostrich feather, and in the most at
traetive cloths, both striped and plain.
] meet it in a soft. satin-like fabric
striped with velvet, and only the other
day saw this material end cloth used
together most effectively.
II was a cOrSelet gown the skirt of
which was composed of cloth as supple
as silk. The striped material played
the part of short coatee, delightfully."-
and cunningly cut, with elbow sleeves,
and mid the hard line that is often so
detrimental to the beauty of a corselet
skirt. With il a soft ivory white chem
isette was worn. and a black silk tie, a
mere note, but most effective, and the
sleeves were completed by ruckled
folds of cambria like the chemisette. Bots
de rose is another lovely autumn tint,
with velvet trimmings, buttons and tas-
sells to match.
' - To pursue the subject Of colors. there
is olive to remember, once a frequent
sight i'm our midst, but of late too much
neglected, admirable with dark brown
furs and ermine.> l see many possibili-
ties also for blue serge touched with a
color about the corsage. China blue
cloth upon a serge dress, with just a
little braiding. insufficient to detract
from the Importance of the pale blue
locks very smart. Cherry has been toe
much used with blue to make it suffi-
GENTLY novel for the present moment
but 1 much admire a mingling of to-
matO with it. and also with satin-faceC
cloth of very dark, invisible, or po-
licenlan blue.
IL occurs to me also to mention g
dark blue dress 1 saw the other day
with clever additions of tartan velvet
Upon it. curiously blurred as to color
ing upon the surface, and so more &C
Ceptable than the hard lines that
plaid sometimes takes. Ever so mucf
cunning is required when plaid velve
appertains 20 a self-colOred cloth. bu
the effect that is wanted can be gained
End when it is successful it is very
Great triumph indeed, though I an
Lound TO admit l think it's season viii
l,e sort, owing to the absolute epidemi,
of plaids now noticeable in our midst.