Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-23
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 considered very smart They are arranged on the hat in all sorts of positions. A bunch of feathers at the left side of the hat will fall part lv over the crown and then down over the brim. and one very full plume will start from the front and covering the entire crown will faI at the back oyer the hair. \ color ed or white ostrich plume on black hat is tayor1te fashion ot the moment, while black and white or white and black are thought to be especially smart, and two tones of color are more popular than eyer. Flowers and feathers and bows and ribbons are used together with the addition of twist of tuIle, or velvet or net. Hats to match costumes are no longer obli- gatory, but there must be introduc- ed into the hat touch of the most striking color Of the gown. At the same time it is to be noticed that most of the hats that were fashion able last year are made to match the gowns exactly, and fine or heavy l straws are dyed to match the ma i terials. Some odd contrasts are also in evidence in colors. and cer- tainly never have been seen such striking and original variety in the i{ferept fhapes. Different tones of burnt straw trimmed with nauye, with bunch of violets or pansies are most fashionable. \ few sprays of mignonette or some green leaves add simply most becoming touch.
 All sorts of weaves in straWs are fashionable, although the prefer ance is for the lighter and more transparent. Grin, in spite of what the milliner tried to do. is again to be much used, but the extremely fine straws are much smarter, the best hats being light in weight, no mat ter how much trimming there is on them.
 An important part of the new hats is the crown, which this year has assumed much larger importance than last year There does not ap- pear to be any fixed law as to what the size and exact shape shall be, but the crown must be evident. The most attractive shapes nave a twist of velvet or ribbon just around the medium size and medium height crown. The more eccentric have succession of bows, CT stiff DOW at the left side. while directly in front there is no trimming at all.
 The scarf trimmed Panama IS in most of it's forms rather a youth fnl type of headgear, but when cleverly bent and trimmed II IS per feet in it's effect of plquancy and q pretty hat for summer morning wear. Leghorns are regarded With favor by the French designers-de- liehtful Happy, wide-brimmed leg horns. ribbon and flower trimmed and set flat on the head with little bandean or none at all The sup pression of the bandeua IS one ol the most marked features of the sea sons millinery.
 The Dolly Warden and the poke shases. the bell and mushroom brims and crowns, the huge full crowns of silk and lace, all the ideas which milliners have developed Ill the seasons hats, have artistic pos abilities, but they also demand the artistic wearer, and the ordinary wearer should lean toward conser- vatism.
 The coiffure should be we'll look cd to with the new hats, ana even when the coiffure is all it should be soft and fluffy on top and at the sides and massed in soft coils ana puffs. the effect of the new modlsh hats is yet not thing of beauty The narrow front brim and the wide drooping back briIns seem upon SC many of the new models, the ten dencv of setting the hat we'll oacf on the head instead of having Il droop over the face, the huge scars and bows and plnmes, falling 10" in the back, all these give to unao customed eyes bizarre and ao surd impression, but shall oecom' accustomed to them as we oecam' accsutomed to the tiny, tip-tlleeS shapes of yesterday
 < And now q word CT two on the sur feet of the lingerie hat The pfese. beadpiece of that style does not pre- , sent the slightest resemblance to th ,o,,,ouh .t c0nmOnnlace anal