New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-08
Daily Parade Of Manikf,,s.
Model Gowns Displayed in This Way by Paris Firms
Only Favored May Witness

point on which all agree is the lace yoke and un-
dersleeve; these features OF of the models
| NEW IDEA IN JACKETS.
| The really thing this season is jacket of
one material worn with a skirt Of a second. but
there is infinite variety in the form the jacket
may take. One house is making many Directoire
eGos.Sh39rt in in front With long narrow tails be-
more indeigite than high but the Direct Dire effect
sort velvet is the usual choice. and purple-a rich
royal purple-the first color considered The softer
CASHMERE or Of the new Voes 9e or crpes and
the trimming on the skirt will be repeated in some
An example OF this form of gown has skirt
of a reddish-purple ottoman six. made long and
trailing with embroidery in two shades of che
nile, reddish and pinkish purple, running about
velvet The habi; Of velvet cuts of at the waist waist
slnsied up to a point above the waist line behind,
and there is vest Of pale yellow cloth embroidered
buttons '''''00'-'''
TIE Louis " coat, with the exaggerated long
the waist or the corsets should be long and taper
trimming of fur and tie skirt OF Liberty cloth or
crepe.
First, space has been given to these two htted
sort Of iacet m b pp[ Is H. On
the contrary, many of the most graceful two-pIece
lot of new ideas in trimming to differentiafe the
winter loose vestees from those worn now. hand
skirt of the material has the half loose vest
entire garment is edged with fringe There IS q
OF bretelle Zone of pretty novelties Of
the to close d loose garment of Persian
lamb bordered with velvet and this crosses low
and is fastened each side of the skirt belt with
tasseis OF fringe. The sleeves Of the garment
short. bat there shrred undersleeves of
Inousseline de sole in the same color made up with
lines of the black fur.
RUSSIAN BLOUSE HERE AGAIN.
Another form or upper garment IS the Russian
blouse, quite the sort OF Russian blouse that
has been off and for the last ten years. 1t
is the classic lines. buttoned side with
narrow belt high. soft sash. tying and falling
in the Same direction and with long sleeves. The
lace gumpe small and including the choker, is a
usual feature
There seems to be form OF gown that is not
considered. There handsome princess frocks, to
be under furs for the afternoon; and there
co!selet skirts minus bretelles. however and at
their best with cutaway jacket. This form of
coat with the loose. half fitted back is most popu-
lar in tailored suits. but it does not appear in
dressy costumes. For those who like short jacket
comes a loose paletot. which appears TO be modishy
long, but which really hasdly the waist line
1t is sashed under the almost to the armhole.
ana back and 'front.' falls In two points, ornamented
and heightened by tasses. The slashings under the
arms and the point behind filed In by ropes of
passementerie. The elbow sleeyes-in fact, the en-
tire garments heavy with soutache embroidery,
and is worn over a long sleeved velvet undervest,
which matches the trimming the skirt.
II is generally accepted that the long sleevs Will
be universally worn but this does not prevent the