Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
new YORK FASHIONS
Many New Fabrics Appearing
Severe Tailored Costum~s-Ncw
DrOndcIOth Suits,

In the market and are eagerly welcomed
by women who are making additions to
their wardrobe for mid-wintcr occasions;
and ono finds many new combinations Of
c%oloring and new wcavcs In these materi-
ais. 1t Is to be noted that tho very
severe tailored costume depends greatly
upon the individuality or Fabric Cor its
distinction.
One Of tho most fashionable fabrics FOR
the tailored suit is worsted. a most
serviceable material, strong and wirv.
sheds tho dust easily and docs not
wrinkle. II is shown In a variety Of
patterns and colors. In stripes. in plaids.
in checks, while tho plain solid colors
arc still worn. one Of these goods shows
a check overlaid with lines Of leather.
brown fetching. 4 green and blue wor-
%ted with an oyrrplaid Of black vas
decorated with n black braid showing
a bit OF red and the black fclt hat was
trimmed with rcd roses and green foliage
and a blue and green breast. Again an
other worstrd showed brown and blue. n
faint grey and green, In a plaid. II wa
artiStically arranged and especially suit
aolo for separate skirts. A blue Jacket
and hat would be In good taste to ac-
company this skirt or II preferred they
might be in dark brown.
Tho new broadcloths are most supple
and pliable to all purposes of making.
they are particularly light Of weight this
season both In tho plain and fancy
woaNos. For evening or dress wear the
plain broadcloths are perhaps most used
IN such shades as oyster white. cham
paiEne. peach blossom ana old rose or
hlue-Rray. For evening cloaks these
shades trimmed with heavy laccs and a
III OF fur arc entirely distinguished in
mir, For tho scmi-drcss tailored costume
the fancy broadcloths are somewhat tho
most favored just now,and they are seen
IN stripes and plaids Of a Suhducd hut
quite artistic colorlng. A three piece
costume was lately seen IN nurrle
striped with Il black silk line: each ranel
or Tie skirt was decorated with \ doclgn
don" in black silk sontache, while the
coat was fairly oncrusted with tho hra'd.
Ky the way purple of tho egg rlant vnri-
ety. and Bordeaux rod are two nopular
colors this season.
fIue in all IFS varying shades Is fashion
able this autumn and in particular navy
ana copenhagen. One suit was IN navy
bIu", self checked in silk showing bluo
ana Eroy and a silver fox set gave tho
added touch Of elegance. \ second EOS
tune showed n Copenhagen blue strinod
with lighter blue through which strino
was worked a thread of black silk
SorEcs were gladly welcomed hack into
popular favor and has steadily gained
ground until now it IS regarded rs ora
or the most fashionable materials ehowinr
all tho now - rf,.tan ~ "a.
used in other fabrics. A novelty IN the
sorses arc those showing ovcrplalds or
double checks of tho shiny silk strinos
usually in black. though other colors are
sometimes used. Blue serge in tho solid
color is always a ~favorite and Is one Of
the most serviccahle fabrics with the
pipings 81 a dress brighter tone and
black braid for trimmings an exceedingly
handsome dress is found.
A becoming costume was dovoIopcd
from chocolate brown serge checked with
light blue and ovcrstripod with green silk
lines. The trimming was radium null
braid in dark brown dotted with yellow
silk. Tho coat was finished with brown
fox collar and CUFFS and a muff of the
same was used. The hat was made from
a brown beaver plaque. trimmed with
blu" velvet pompons. a rrccn wing and
chocolate velvet loops.
New v~arities Of panamas and wills
ar" n he found in all the latest designs
A black and white panama was cffortivoIv
trimmed with yellow pirings aud the
same color to trim a black twill ha,rlinod
with black silk.
While grey fabrics seem 10 be losing
favor pust at this moment. black Is