The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
FASHIONS AND FADS

Late tailored styles are severe.
Tailored biouses are very manuish.
Crepe de chine is still quite mOdish-t
Gowns for walking we're never shorter.
Girls are fearfulIy addicted TO fur hats.
Nearly all hats fit closely to the hair.
The arts and crafts fad is raging in
jcwclsy.
Paris is still holding out for the small
hat
an dyes Of castor or near It arc fashion
apIe
There is a return Of the corssge bou-
Instead/of W" the new decolIete
shape Is square
Immense round muffs are forcing theie
way to the fore.
Turbars of fur should match the color
OF the furs worn.
There never was before a winter with
such a craze for furs-
BieEe and black is seen a great deal IN
Partisan women are wearing huge
shawls Ike those OF sixty years ago.
With the black tailored costumes gold
embroidery is IN great favor.
Corded silks are making up waists for
street coat and skirt suits.
Embroidery in heavy woFsted or silk Is
employed on many new cloth gowns.
The popularity of suede is waning, and
richer eolors are in evidence.
Jet butterfly buckles are the latest and
dsintisst thing for slippers.
Women young and old are wearing jet
1t seems to be the aim this winter to
have all clothes as dark as possible
Huge buckles set with all kinds OF
stones, figure on fronts and backs of even
ing costumes
Silver and gold buckles with tiny beads
trim some of the prettiest tulle dancing
fIocks.
The little girl of today may wear just
as much fur as her mother. in proportion
TO her size.
The oId-fashioned prunene and prane-
colOTed cloth has made its appearance
in directoire suits.
Long earrings of brilliant cut Jet are
the fashion of the moment for wear with
elaborate gowns.
Light gold thread is used as an added
touce upon lace IN some OF the smarteSt
evening gowns
Evening frocks imported from Paris
have the general lines of tea gowns more
than any thing else
Black hats are. as always, good style,
and most striking and successful hats OF
black and white are seen.
For the everybody suits OF cnildren
there is no more satisfactory material
than dark blue wool serge
In evening gowns there IS definite
preference for beads instead of spangleS
for glitteTing decorations.
There IS now an absolute ban upon loose
and Wrinkled gloves. they must be tight.
neat and closely buttonsd.
Bracelets are being worn again in guam
titles. and this year they need not match
In design, size or material
old blue is one of the latest dyes for
afternoon tOilettes. and il IS made very
effective with black embroidery.
IL is q pretty fashion to add frill OF
soft satin or very closely pleated chiffon
To Il e lower edge of fur muffs
While white fox is the especial favorite
of the winter. the black and the pointed
fox furs are also quite fashionable
One Of the most popular cOloTs with
fashionable women this winter seems to
be purple in its almost innumerable
shades.
White fox has the advantage of being
not only immensely effective. but is like
wise a practical fur for day wear as well
as evening.
Long beaded scarfs. in plain color and
made with shaded beads are very cleverly
used for tunics over dresses and to shape
a corsage.
A new way for wearing the watch in the
afternoon and the evening is to have II
suspended like a locket from a chair
around the neck
Pelisses and small coats of fur OF al
kinds and loose velvet coats trimmed will
bands of fur are the best outdoor gar
ments of the moment.
Among the quaint revivals is the long
straight. stiff alms-bag. worn of old DN
the grand danes of France. 1t is applied
TO evening gowns. The lines of this
ancient piece of Qu2intness add little tC