The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-20
Fashions and Fads

All lengthS- OF coats are in fashion
The mosquetaire sleeve is prominent.
The pettlcoat of the day is very limp.
Long neck rufus hold their populari-
Ostrich tips are to be used in guam
tity.
Both high and low collars will be
worn this fall.
Every hour the vogue for long
sleeves becomes stronger.
The mushroom effect in millinery in
creases in popularity
Coats will have many buttons, large,
medium and small in size.
Braid is likely to be as popular as
last winter for trimming.
October will probably see a decided
movement in toques of fur.
Silk will be very prominent in the
new autumn and winter gowns.
One-piece jumpers and fancy waists
remain in excellent style
Parasols and hats are now made to
go with the cretonne jacket.
The Empire waistline with fancy gir-
die is becoming TO many figures.
The front closing is one of the most
popular features of the new skirts.
Some of the many gored and gored
circular skirts have the habit back.
The most popular shirt waist of the
moment Is made of white wash net.
There is almost mania for Greek
draperies for wear at watering places.
Dressy coats Of wolfe. silk. etc. will
have silk and lace for elaboration.
The craze for aigrettes and many
plumes is making millinery tremen-
dously costly.
Empire style coats are in high ia
vor. both for evening and for dressy
wear in the day.
So pretty is the costume effect that
there is little proba bility that it's popu-
larity will wane.
II is evident that small neat stripes
and checks will rule the day, large
checks being little worn.
The most popular paraSOl at the
French watering places is made of ere
tonne with white silk lining.
The morning costume for this season
is either the simple country frock or
the trotting costume in serge.
Fashionable new tones include
charming shades of navy blue, smoke.
leather. bronze and very dark old rose.
There is a note of simplicity in chill
dren's costumes, and the overdressed
child is now the exception.
That the fashionable skirt of the day
may be smooth hitting, all extra mate
rial must be eliminated from under
wear.
The fashionable woman will wear a
chiffon. net or liberty silk neck ruche
for the early cool days and don her
furs later.
Among the new materials are found
attractive designs in worsteds. but the
serges and Panamas will probably pre-
dominate.
The first need of the autumn is a
tailor suit to replace the lightweight
wolfe or pongee that has served the
summer through.
Character may be added to neck
wear by means of the new long, mar
row velvet braid and braid tied with
tasseled or pendant bead ends.
Black is very smart with touch OF
gold to relieve it, while black satin is
much used to trim street gowns OF
navy blue.
The body -sleeve-in- idea pre-
walls in all classes of under and outer
garments. ard often is seen at its best
i'm waists.
Some of the new large hats are very
decided in their down-curving lines:
others are fiattened out. and all carry
very low crowns.
Real Irish crochet collar and cuff
sets come in heavy effects as well as
in the baby Irish. and they are as de
sirable as they are durable.
An innovation shirt waist sleeve is J
| lego mutton with a couple of groups
of tucks that run from shoulder to cuff
along the outside.
| On some OF the new French hats al
grettes are used in profusion. some
times as much as 800 worth of al
| srettes appearing on one hat.
| In some of the new shirt waists bac E
yokes are introduced and will no dOub
| increase the usage as the seasons
styles become more firmly established
| Extreme French fashion plates show
| the tra-stylish woman with no hips
with her coat long and straight. and
her skirt hanging straight from tn,
/ waist.
| In the latest millinery wide-brimmeC
Gainsborough and Rembrandt effect:
are seen. and fancy feathers will b,
very popular trimming.
Frilis are much used for trimming
guimpes and sleeves the latter havins
| frills at the elbow. the lower part o
1 the sleeve being fat or only slight,
gathered.
Juvenile frocks and smart littl.
| jumpers for cool days. made of Dor
dered Challie. with the border used al
trimming. are popular and practical
for the material launders beautifully.
| Valencia lace stocks IN the Gibson
style are finished about the bottom
with peatings of two or three niche
in width arranged to spread out abou
the base of the collar line.
Early autumn offerings include man.
bordered effects in beautiful design
and colorings in wool and cotton wolfe
foulard. crepe weaves. pongees. Indii
silk. lawn. null. batiste. net. etc.
Almost suddenly pins have been ban
ished from hats-that is. the kind tina
are at all conspicuous. Very recent,
hats bristIod with large-headAd pins
Now Fashion says there must be n
pins in sight
For the little folks all white stock
ings and socks are waning i'm populari
ty. and for dressy occasions. especiali
| slippers. stocks. sash and hair ribbo
will all match in some dainty color.
Distinctly new effects are feature
among the new collar importations
The Directoire stock Is fashioned o
pIeatings of muslin. finished wit
pleated bands and rosette and mayb
i'm all the light colors.
Trouville ties. of doubled soft, sill
about an inch wide. ir dainty coloring.
hooking al one side under a chic DO,
of silk. come in all the delicate an
durable colorS. These are to be wor
over lace stock or under a linen col