The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18
Fashions and Fads
Big NUTS win prevail again.

Big muffs viii prevail again.
Both jabot and collar grow larger.
Red trimmings will adorn many
black slippers.
Belts are somewhat narrower than in
the summer.
Marten and black fox are the favor
lite small furs.
Ottoman hats are more to the front
than in years
Collars are offered to match plumage
covered hats.
Soft satins are most modish for the
tailored skirts.
With colored shoes there must be
stockings to match.
Braid and covered buttons are favor
ties for trimming.
There is an increasing vogue for
black in evening wear
Most walking hats are turned up on
the left side only.
The plated braid belt is one of the
seasons novelties.
Caracula and pOnyskins are promi-
nent among early furs.
Simplicity will be the slogan of the
winters millinery
There is a strong vogue for double
breasted coats for men.
Many tailored shiTtwaistS are in light
wool, smooth-surfaced.
Plaids are much worn and form
some of the smartest fall suits
Long sleeves are invariable with the
new tailored shirtvaists.
| Embroidery figures on stockings fCe'
afternoon and evening wear only.
Most of the new coats are perfect
| ly straight all around the lower edge.
| Green is the color of the moment in
mems wear, the tones being dark.
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has to some extent replaced the sep
arate blouse.
| Shoes with patent leather vamps and
cloth tops will figure prominently this
winter.
The newest shoe is made entirely of
suede with a short vamp and the new
! Cuban heel.
Velvet and silk dahliaT, in both ma
! turaI and fancy colors, are seen on
many smart hats.
/ Long full and flowing cloaks will be
worn in the afternoons more than in
! previous seasons.
! Felt is seen occasionally in hats, but
| is by no means so prominent as satin,
ottoman and cloth.
Some of the ostrich plumes on the
| larger hats are immense. but they are
mostly used in medium lengths.
New fancy plaids include such COM
binations as browns and greens, deep
! peacock blues and slaty grays.
Party frOcks for small girls are made
with puffed sleeves ana low necks,
which droop over the shoulder.
The fichu effect is employed ex-
tensively in the development of the
back of the elaborate Empire gowns.
Various shades of brown and green
hose are being shown for wear with
heavy fall tan Oxford ties.
Furry cloth coats, long with a deep
yoke and a full skirt, will be the cor
rect winter wear for little girls.
Turbans range in size from medium
to very large. The box shapes with
prOtruding crowns are most in favor.
In mems fashions there are new
folded four-in-hand ties. cut with pep
fectly square ends and with a decided
flare.
There is an enormous vogue in Paris
for black and white costumes, and the
''pen-and-ink' lady is the heroine OF
the hour,
Latest taiIor-made coats have frilled
sleeves and finely plated friIl Is
the most piquant addition to the up
turned cuff.
Khaki, buff. suede and all tones of
yellow are in vogue in the Nate hats
their brazenness being generally toned
down with other colors.
New umbrella handles are generally
oriental in design and very rich in
workmanship and adornment. Many
are jeweled and some are exquisitely
carved.
The Cuban heel is still a favorite
but is somewhat different in shape
from that of last year the latest mod
els being somewhat concave.
Pin stripes prevail no more in mems
SnirtlnUS Most of the npW
are white, hut are crossed by stripes
quite quarter of an inch broad.
Small hats are few, and those thai
find favor at all have high crowns
aud narrow mushroom brims. some
what similar to those of lasS spring.
Mems fall neckwear is quite in tone.
but rich in designs in self colors. 1t is
at the same time more elegant and less
ostentatiOus than for many years
While all other coIors come and go
the navy blue suit of tailored fNSish
remains as a standard, and the gir>
who wears it nearly always looks well
dressed.
A neat present for an engaged girl
is a set of lunch napkins, in fine da-
mask or Chinese linen, scallOped on the
edge and worked in one corner with
a monogram.
Many shirtwaist sleeves are buttoned
for ornamental purposes. but largely
because the buttons make the long
sleeve much easier of adjustment
Dull shades, such as wisteria and
eggplant, are favorites in the seasons
cloaks. and though the garments are
highly elaborate in designs, not great
deal Of trimming is favored.
SILK, net and several different kinds
of laces are freely mingled in blouses,
the fancy for mingling different mate
rails which prevailed last year being
not at all diminished.
In some of the new overall" dresses
for children the skirt is gored to fit the
yoke, instead of being gathered into it,
and the result is fully worth the extra
trouble in cutting and fitting.
Nearly every scheme in millinery for
the autumn has its beginning and its
ending in ribbon. Soft satin ribbon is
the favOrite, and hats have been seen
that carried as much as nine yards of
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Men nowadays wear single breasted