The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
Fashions and Fads
,-.,-a shoes are the rage
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lHl Zee fbs revivals is the jaquetle
5iHy-7 ~ higher on the street SHOES.
lt aching is used for front Of
.. 9aiisas grow larger and dressier day
ug d.a35s..-,ne always looks well with bronze
saoer ., lace wells will be used to drape
uI essl%5rs play an important part in fem
n ,-ro1g The new lingerie are the princess
GEMS ems are signs Of the temperance OF
Tie 4 2s Giles arc less talked of than for
ss ono, -6,ors for both silk and Isle hose
ALMOST endless
--.ra-rd net is fashionable ana IS more
-=-eabrc than white
,- trimming the lingerie trocks Irish
.rrf takes the lead
-----fratfou gowns will be practically all
.re princess shape.
MANY of the attractive trimmings snow
-o1-n Of gold or silver.
me black satin slipper IS becoming very
----f7~ for evening wear
some of the new lingerie nave Slght
rre ~ cOlored embToideTy-
~, matter where the frOck fastens, the
~ and bodice are together.
ar-srea OF every description is to be worn
-sst deal upon the new hats.
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most half of the gown Will be OF lace.
Ay.frrr fewelry is likely to be the most
---,rar ornament this season.
.-.--r.urS should correspond with the
a.. -ra-asOI or other accessories.
81 f.r as lines of coats or dresses are
'-----aI. there is little change.
r-z r4voritc decOlletage for the coming
..z.- would seem to he the " shape.
Ssr- Of the new bags are in fine leath-
.rf suede IN taupc and wisteria.
r- tho most stylish OF the spring shoes
.44. -ibbon will be used as a laCing.
C+-rauors arc popular, but they are not
,.,-sr, fo last beyond the present season.
r----...7 makers combine two silks OF dill
,.-srt weight and weave for gown and
s.e- .-7srate coat will have a greater
---s f.s summer than il has had for
s-E and wool. ottoman Of sheer texture
10 making many of the handsome COS
..--s= for summer
Irs OF the fancies Of the hour is the
coat made Of net TO wear over the prin-
.SS,skfrrs match every variety Of shoe
and all the more fashionable Of the dress
r-uits are becoming as popular as flow
--s and the vogue OF the grape is notice
-5e Efsh top Dfrectoire boot comes in
al -olors Of suede and is fastened with
rca-l buttons
farnd In all the modish colors in metallic
cherries and pluns, in all states of
zreenness. Tjpeness and decay, have again
become popular.
s,rs and wool fish net is another OF the
rev mixtures 10 be had in well-stocked
Some Of the Ioveliest Of the coats are
made Of the lighter silks. Of crepe, cash
mere &c sole. and such like.
Tie misses gowns are patterned from
-ra.r mothers. Embroidered tunics and
empire effects are favOrites.
Some Of the new skirts are so narrow
That they look Ike bolster cases, and,
indeed 20 under that name abroad.
The quaint poke bonnet, silk handbag.
s-srfs and shawls, overskirts and sashes.
ront 20 the past with precision
r0l0rad fOUlards. with small black de-
,.gHs IN place of white dots. etc. are seen
JED advance shOwings Of this fabric.
TIE cotton materials have been pushed
somewhat into the background for the
present By the new silks and serges
Whit linens viii be less worn than
ro-ne-ly. but gray. tan khaki. and even
he darker shades, are the desirable
.go-s.
Black has held a conspicuous place in
rs- advances gray or mauve takes its
Place.
Foremost among bags is the bronze
rag which comes in logically enough
bronze belts.
ne new bang is rounded. and then
made into soft, loose little Curls that are
inst visible under the dropping ha: brim
The craze for metallic effects was in
The height OF fashion ell winter and it
looks as though it would hold good ali
summer
One novel arrangement Of the sleeve is
70 cover the stitching with a row of SOU
tame braid, ending under a small, flat
button
There seems TO be little doubt that the
lew WnaThS OF pOngee. also silk serge and
-9llarc- VIII be the main fabrics of the
To wear with the pongee suits there are
rags o. the same material in a pretty
sDs with old gold clasp and chain Of
lrenr veavss are growing in favor
.ey have appeared not only in cotton
and Isle threads. but have extended TO
"o1.s and silks
For those who wish TO give greater pi-
.-tarE TO their costume, stockings of q
slL- shade than the shoe or gown Will
be- selected
Wells are 10 be less worn than usual
" hen they are they will be OF clear
mesh with sometimes border Of lace,
l67o- ur velvet.
To- wear with spring calling costumes
...ra are shoes with patent leather vamps
-.1 cloth upyers. the cloth matching the
gown il color
The shop windows are full of mems
'-L7.1E ties Cf dark cOlOrs. but crossed
t narrow stripes in graduated widths
.--r have fringed ends
|Tn Df tie prettIest shades Of millinery
a. argent. q demurely soft silver. and
lss-. chestnut brown with . suspicion
pink iu it, -.-.. -.-
l7.gre1 sash ribbons and gaUze and tin
81 ribbons are 10 he TeckUned with as an
important and noy inexpensive item Of
summer wardrobe.
Many rs the -hirtwaists this summer
BE- made .-tlOUt even 50 much as q
--7r band. SO the soft Puritan color OF
.-s-T- can ue put around.
me new net lace closely resembles
..--- Irish or hand CTOcheted mesh
-..- zinc small figures Nets Of this VIII
Dyed -1 match the dress.
Inc Venetian lace is made this year
- .HubI0atIOu of the linen Sutcu.
l.-7-7 and ha-rets will be the JOY Of the
oman who loves good lace
5o. here and I'm England the smdrtesl
e-. wearing little but black and white
as fay a. their shirts. scarfs and
-s- re rClcerned
Many uf the imported gowns are
TT. with silk-covereG cord that IS
a" effective and necessarily somewha
E..s..-. since IL cannot be bought IN
no s.a-s
Tie revival OF ribbon trimming has
0.t many new and attractive
-' .. using the garnitures, but none
5 popular than the sashes and CIR
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