The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-31
Latest NewYOrkF FaSf1iOnS
BY EDITH RAYMOND.

LOT sleeve fashions generally, Instead
OF being small, as is thc written rule.
this armholc is given Il large appear
ance, by the trimming Of the waist
! which only goes 20 prove that ono max
select the STYLE that she likes. Satin
IN n darker shade trims the waist and
forms the 9lrdlc, and the yoke is of
the chiffon over gold tissue with 4 shal.
low yoke OF white gold lace.
| The matter of yoke is one of the
phases of present STYLES. which leaves
u woman TO her own choice Whatever
is most becoming is the best If white
lace sets of the complexion IL is wise
10 have it; but if gold lace or the
color OF the gown in dved lace is be.
comm" it is equally permissible.
In looking over the best models it
seems though the large majority
had white lace yokcs and collars, al
of chiffon or net in the color Of the
gown. This is put over white or me
talllc foundation, which, may be of
gauze yelling. white, or may be opaque
| metallic tissue. In the waists OF gowns
aud suits one sees more often than
not that the waist is not of the skirt
material. Sometimes it seems there
is little thought for the skirt.
4 very palo pearly gray crepe dc
chine skirt seen in one of the shops
is suggested. The skirt is long and
beautifully embroidered in IFS own
shade. The waist is OF black chiffon,
made over the pale gray tint and vcjlcd
with coarse silver and gold net. Across
the front of the waist thcro is n wide
band of emerald green satin under the
black chiffon, and at the front of the
low-cut neck. still under the black
gauzc. = heavy silver and gold ornI.
mcni. The yoke is white. The black
waist above the Sehtcolorcd gown
sounds hidcous, while the actual effect
is quite the reverse.
The touch of vivid color across the
front Of Il waist is one Of The little
details that show bodice to be OF the
present vintage. But this band is more
often than not vcilcd with gauzc ar
net In a stunning blacl; satin three.
piece suit, turned out by one Of tho
leading Fifth avenue millincrs. the
skirt IS Of the satin and II wide band
at it's foot Of The mustard colorcd
cloth The coat is Of the satin, with
the wide revcrs and collar of the cloth,
The waist is of the mustard -colorcd
cloth pipcd with The black satin and
with black tucked chiffon sleeves and
yoke.
AS for skirt length this season. there
is no rule 10 govern; but IL is rather
a pity, for some of the avowcdlY best
models are cut at extremely ugly
lengths. Take, 1pr instance, skirts
which arc instep length in front, long
ct by ii good two inches at either side,
varying from there only AN inch. or
two at most, the rest of tho way
around. Could anything be awkward?
Almost as ngraceful is the skirt that
,sl t,A ,tal .
exaggerated length.
The proper length Of a skirt, since
50 much latitude is allowed in the
matter, is dependent upon the individ-
ual, but that which is most generally
attractive has the front touching the
loor, or barely escaping il, and that
slopes 10 a train Of say, four inches
Where long train is desirable, is. fre-
qucntlv upon the skirt of A formal
gown. il should be not too flaring at
thc sides, However. many of the new
old models require the round sweep TO
complete the effect Of the picturesque
that is Characteristic of the model from
which it was taken Undoubtedly tins,
wlth other features, seems more en-
rhatically odd after Il long regime of
nbrokcn lines.
suggestion. representative OF the
newest mode. without being in the least
aggressive, is to be found in certain
creation by an American dressmaker.
The material is heurette dc soIe, and
the general effect is that of "A princess.
Deep, pointed pDnnicrS are indicated by
bandings of the cloth all-ovcr braided,
and there is a square-cut train which
Is comparatively narrow for the kind.
Over the shoulders of the plain bodice,
G,.,, l,xr. al
tends from the narrow folded silk
glrdlc width of the material. These
scarfs-which they virtually are-meet
and even overlap each other in the
back underneath a belt, and one OF
them is continued over the skirt nearly
to the hem At this point it is turned
up and gathered, is caught to the point
of one of the pauuiers outlined by
the braided banding. 1t is an espo-
cially interesting design in that, aside
from being so typical OF present
modes, it offers satisfactory method
of Transforming one of last season IS
frocks into what is obviously up 10 the
moment.
Wide vale and chcvrou sergcs make
up The smartest Of opc.picce outdoor
costumes, Velvet, in conjunction with
fur trimmings, VIII become familiar
- WlultI dpHIodCu'Ss l ne IWO'lunc
rough serges and the zibelines are seen
in some OF the best models of the
kind from abroad, The coarse woods
uccd little furnishing aud most such
costumes are severely tailored with
only, possibly, black MORE or otto.
man collar and revers TO finish il. The
tawnv colors-khalI brown, mustard
yellow and coppery shades-aro popu-
lar for all street toilets. aud the two
tone sorUcs with n tawny Vpllow rs n
foundation are particularly smart,