The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
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'ioep amethyst satin from which fell little
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Its picturesque flowing coat ~ lace or
.'s rendered net or xaule or mous-eline,
e.ru over an under rohs a sone sheer
= s,rlleI To reveal he lines 81 the figure
n.or 'ae floating tran-parence ~ the coat.
|.I',Ivs 1, favori'e idea with the designers
.fr.. owns and house frockS, and We hear
fsir- Vt lively robes in the fashionable EN-
ru cred meta made up over chiffon ~ an
ar. 20 tone with a soft silk or satin founda-
',r perhaps still another tone
b. has one such robe IN a delicate by
ifa'.cs blue net embroidered In self tone
60. odd aud falling over "A nvender chiffon.
vi..u Ne turn IN laid over very soft satin
ilu-. -iik ~ rose color. SO perfectly are
ne rs harmonized and yelled that the
rrsu 8. ind scribably lovely; but these
~ .. c,lor schemes require an artist skill.
4 ,pvn like the gray wolfe Of the sketch
"a r'1,i icsl and attractive thing for house
W loose, graceful. simple of line, not
oI.s soiied or crumplcd and yet chic TO a
~prpuuun,ed degree. The entire bodice Of
he short wasted gown IL formed of heavy
silver net on tulle embroidered in white and
e.a, and duh blue. and a wide soft ribbon
~ black satin defines the short waist line
n, the back, rolls around n huge button of
jet At each side Of the front and falls in long
scarf ends almost 10 Inc hem Of the gown.
We have seen another model much like
this in coral miroir crepe. with a bodice
Of lace dyed 10 match the crepe and en-
hroldered over slightly with gray silk, and
with a girdle and long scarfs Of gray silk
nousseline weighted down by dull silver
tassels.
More simple INC yet extremely dainty
and elegant are house gowns Of crepe in
delicate shades such as. let us say. maize
yellow, made with shortened waist line.
from which the slightly full skirt falls in
straight clinging folds, with several deep
tucks at the bottom TO give needed weight.
The bodice, which is attached to the skirt,
10 the simplest Of draped surplice models.
with a wide band Of the crepe embroidered
heavily in self color bordering the surplice
and tho large armholes and forming the
empire girdle. A guimpe and artistic
sleeves are of fine tucked cream net and
lace. with perhaps threads Of gold running
through the lace. The hand embroidery
upon this model makes the price a trihe
high. despite the deceitful air Of demure
simplicity. but there are by the yard trim
mings which would answer the purpose
II not 40 well as the embroidery. at least
well enough to make the gown In attractive
one.
On a gray robe. for instance. hands Of
the gray net embroidered in dull silver.
which has been mentioned upon the oppo-
site page. would be extremely effective.
but the monotone effect should be retained.
for in one one coloring lies the elegance
OF the model.
Some very handsome tea gowns and
house gowns are made up in the new supple
velvets. some Of which. by the way, attain
this year an unprecedented and marvellous
hnenees and lightness of texture. Artisti-
caily draped, clinging princess or empire
effects, loose. yet suggesting the lines
OF the figure. and with little trimming save
perhaps some bandsoms buckle or clasp
or buttons or girdle. and guimpe and under
sleeves OF some lace or sheer stuff, are
shown, and are particularly effective in the
splendid Tyrian purple which the fashion
autocrats have launched with such en-
thusissm and in certain luminous vivid
greene.
Fragile and dainty house gowns such as