The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
fashions
And Fads


Jumper blouse styles are mcreas-
ing in favor.
The touch Of black is sHu "a foa-
turo of fashion.
There are manifold indications Of
the return Of the empire.
Dark blue and black are favorite
costume colors for coat suits
Waists of black chiffon. marquis
cites and voiles are prominent.
New toques and turbans generally
have sharp upturned brims.
Among the new shades for this
fall is pole nord," a grayish blue.
The mushroom shape returns very
in fan millinery styles.
I'm the new coat suits the coats
range IN length from &c TO Az inches.
Fall tailormades very strongly re-
fleet the "hobblo" skirt idea Of Par
Is.
Plain colored chiffon and wolfe are
very fashionable over changeabre
taheta.
Two-toned plumes and enormous
pink peoples trim some Of the lat
est hats.
New Gainsborough hat models roll
ON the left side and droop at the
front and back
The narrow silhouette is being adj
hered to with every prospect Of fits
continuation.
Lace. chiffon and marquisette are
extremely fashionable for dressy
fall costumes.
Velvet and velveteen give promise
Of being very fashionable for the
more dressy coat suits.
Fancy gauzes printed IN coIored
figures Persian elk, brocaIeg and
pompadour are used to trim plain
satin and are combined with yelling
fabrics.
The separate coat rs a sharp rival
of the coat suit. but # Is safe 10 say
that each viii be worn without die
placing or interfering with the 9TH
en-
Odd-shaped ruRs and scarfs of
marabou and ostrich I'm combination
are seem Some Of these show n COM
binatou Of colors as well rs mater
ials.
Among fine moVt striking trim
mings for fall gowns are embroidor-
les done in very heavy silks and the
metallic threads. Some are enriched
by Jewels.
The new waists to be worn with
tailored suits as well as the waists
Of costumes will be Of chiffon or mar
Guisette in dark tones which match
the suit.
The jumper or the Magyar style
Is one Of the most favored for waists,
and they have a peasant sleeve with
some kind Of a shallow yoke Of lace
or embroidery.
Rroad-brimmed. coarse straw sal
lors trimmed in scarfs Of coarse lin
en- embroidered in black. white. gold
or color are much in evidence at the
French summer resorts.
Satin mules with satin-covered
French heels are shown. Usually
the satin is embroidered at the toe.
The mules are finished with n ros-
cite of ribbon a little to one side.
Curls are to form an important
part Of ones couture this coming
winter The hair will be coiled fat
ON tho crown Of the head, the curis
being disposed artistically in the cen
ter Of tho coil.
Early showings Of fabrics for suits
are mostly tweed and serge, in mix
ed colorings. Velyets will be ex-
tremely fashionable for winter wear,
in dark colors, with a fine stripe of
another hue.
Elaborate little boleros Of embroi-
derry transform a simple gown into
crnateness. They look wonderfully
smart, too, over a last seasons dress,
and they are particularly pretty
over dresses Of soft net.
Broken black and white checks
in loose open weayes are chosen for
some Of the long coats, but are
slightly conspicuous for ordinary
street wear though admirable for
driving, motoring and travelling.
Satin for several months has been
advancing to a leading place in fash
ion, and with the coming of cool
weather It is doubly prominent. II
is used for dresses and in combination
with yelling fabrics and Persian
silks.
Heavy rope cords are used as a
finish to the dressy capes, whether