The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-06
FASHIONS AND FADS
he flower rosette is very popular.

/ The flower rOsette is very popular.
Lace heads the list for the mantelet.
Jet and amber are increasing in favor.
The long drop is the favorite type of
earring
Gowns are elaborate. but never for a
moment fussy.
Frequently panels are finished with
knotted fringe.
Broche fabrics will be much worn in the
near future.
Poppies Of unusual size are seen on
some Of the hats.
In yo5es the sun-ray pleatings are the
thing just now.
Jet bracelets seemingly cannot be too
wide nor too heavy.
For run-around frOcks nothing is more
popular than serge.
The wTinkled riding boot is more used
than the plain one.
Turquoise sometimes look remarkably
well with silver hair
Sidecom bs with silver tops. are most eff
feCtive with gray hair.
One of the very newest things in smart
footwear is the Empire pump.
This season brings a large and fasCinat-
ing variety OF Japanese silks.
Roumanian embroidery is used on hats
on fTOCks. bOuses and coat suits.
Earrings, brooch and necklace match
ing in color make a pleasant ensemble.
Very many gowns have touches of hand
embroidery on them this season.
A special feature of the more exclu-
sive millinery just now is the aigrette
The tunic Is becoming an all-impOrtant
part Of the dress of the present season.
Imitation Cluny lace in linen makes
very efteCJlVe trimming Tor wash dresses.
The jacket Is one of the revivals seen
in some of the very handsome imported
costumes.
Cabouichons of straw with Jewel CEN
ters will be seen on some OF the smart
hats.
slirtings are nearly all striped. which
adds to the long-lined effects of the sea-
son.
Messaline silk in exquisite Dresden pat
terms makes the daintiest of underskirts
Very unusual are some Of the French
cheviots, which show the Roman stripe
effect.
Midsummer frocks exhibit embroidery
rather than the lace trimmings of former
seasons.
Shirring over cords and in tiny puffs
Will be seen more and more as the season
advances.
Except for an occasional scant flounce
all trimming is put on in lengthwise form
Figured as well as striped Henriettas
are seen in the shops in all the newest
cOlOTinES.
For morning wear, the channels and cas-
tor gloves are the rage here as well as in
Paris.
Cretonne belts with figures STAMPED in
blue are 10 be had and are quite charming.
Black hats of Neapoiitsn straw are eX-
ceedingly pretty. They viii be much seen
this summer.
Bracelets are not so popular as they
have been, although they are not TO be
abandoned altogether.
The counters Of the best shops are liter
ally overlooking with new cottons, linens.
silks and woOens
There are a number of checked riding
suits to be had With them a black
derby is invariably worn.
The bottoms of sleeves are very much
trimmed. while the upper parts are left
absolutely plain.
"Chevelure" is the name given to a
shade of brown. which. being interpreted,
means hair brown.
The newest cOlOrs for gloves are cham
payne and the lightost shades Of brown,
even to "a bright yellow.
Pear-shaped pearls or jewels, or strands
of platinum threaded with diamonds and
pearls are fashionable
The main feature of the new straw hat
is the crown. Some of the models have
apparently nothing but crown
Pearl buttons, triangular. Oblong and
irregular in shape. viii be worn as trim
mngs on many wash dresses.
one Of the novelties of the minute Is a |
sleeveless coat which is being made for |
afternoon tOilettes.
Irish crochet motives. lmade of metallic |
cord instead of the usual thread are
among the neV TRIMMINGS.
All the newest gloves have the stitchings |