The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
Fashions From Three Centers

combination will be purple and
mauve.'
Every shade of purple will bask in
the sunlight of fashions favor, and the
lilac, violet, hyacinth, heather and
pinkish mauves will be artistically
blended with the richer, deeper hue of
the true purple.
The milliner of one of our largest es-
adjustments put on a hat, carefully
settling 1t just at the right angle. and
as she turned from the mirror, That's
the hat of the moment" she said. It
was a hat of gray mirror velvet, show
ing lining of pale violet, and its
trimmings consisted of a mount of
shaded violet convolvul. apparently
held in place by large knot of velvet
You see the velvet knot has taken
the place of the chou of chiffon she
said. 1T gives little more solidity.
That particular arrangement of velvet
ribbon is called the windmill bow. 1t
is not so easily arranged as one might
think; it requires a little skillful han
ding" So gray and purple are the
contrast of the moment. These are the
colors the Princess of Wales wore the
other day.
'"The velvet hat" as she settled
black velvet Gainsborough with a
sweeping white plume on the head of
one of her young ladies, lis always
worn about this time of year, and it
is always becoming. This model is
bigger, il anything, than a Gainsbor-
oush usually is, and the feathers this
season have all been exaggerated. They
are extremely becoming, though What
hat should l call the greatest favorite?
1t is difficult to answer that question,
for the difference between morning and
afternoon hats is so very marked. A
morning hat'-as she opened a box
and took out a small felt twisted into
a tasteful form and finished with a
windmill knot of velvet and a stiff quill
the morning hats all have those stiff
quilts and rather stiff feather mounts
This" as she held up a little straw
with couple of pale blue birds held
in place with fancy buckle, sis quite
All ideal morning hat. 1t looks well
with almost any color, and it sits on
the hair beautifully"
These are the newest veilings." They
are very fine nets. with large spots.
and the wells did not appear to be as
large as they have been for some time.
''The new wells are small. are they?'
Yes, comparatively small. In Paris
they are only reaching to the nose.
Cream wells of good Alencon lace are
very much worn in Paris, too: they are
just put round the brim of the hat and
tied. then let fall behind"
THE really smart hats are of satin,
sometimes with a velvet under-bri
or velvet with satin under the brim.
Feather mounts are understandable;
there is much variety. Whole nests of
little white birds are arranged some
times on the crown of felt hat"
white felt is to be one of the favor
lite hats of the seaSOn-iS ii n9t?''
Another miliiner replied by taking
one of her newest creations off stand.
This is quite a typical hat" she said.
1t was white felt of the softest posi-
BILE make, and it was twisted and had
dented crown: then ii was set on a
large bandeau of black velvet that fin
ished itself in good-sized bow, lying
on the hair slightly to the left. The
trimming was a soft black ostrich fea-
Their falling TO the left from knot of
velvet.