The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-27
+ ashions and Fads IT

Beaded belts and bags are to be
worn.
Most of the large imported hats
are low trimmed.
Sauns are predicted as the favorite
fall fabric.
Pleated skirts of all sorts are de-.
cidedly fashionable.
Chains are superseding leather
straps for handbag handles.
Chiffons, both changeable and
printed, are exceedingly popular
Young girls are wearing great
numbers of frills and jabots.
The small hat is really the smart
thing of the hour
Some of the new bathing cans
very much resemble motor bonnets.
Many foulard and pongee suits are
made in Russian blouse style.
Paris declares that transnarent
sleevs are to be a ruling feature
Tailor-made suits of silk and SAT-
In are the fad of the hour in Paris
Long gloves will be worn for af-
ternoon and evening functions this
fall.
Cottons now come printed in all
sorts of Persian and old world de-
signs.
Patent leather belt have consid
cradle favor, and they are growing
wider
embroidered nets are fashionable
and colored net waists have been
seen for some time.
Unlined short wraps made of cbif.
ION, wolfe, and marquisettes are ne
ing shown in the shops.
New guimpes are of the simnlest
order very sheer untrimmed, I'M
obtrusive and verv shallow.
Hatpins and buttons or wood are
coming in again. Many chantecler
ngures are carved upon them.
Black chiffon jumpers mined With
Persian six or with rlack satin are
attractive novelties.
IL is predicted that brown and
black furs, especially sable and zib-
ollne, Will be worn this fall.
Innings for evening wraps and
coats are of soft CONTRASTING colo,
either of chiffon or soft satin
openwork designs are the general
raVorltes nembrolderies, maderie
Tnd eyelet leading.
Many of the dress fabrics ORC
SHOWN In metallic shades and rib
oons of the same tone are to he
worn.
shopping bags of chamois color
ed suede, mounted in brass are
among the most stylish ones TODAY
Quite novel are colored waists mr.
white waists embroidered in color or
trimmed with colored bands.
. Leading waist models have low
necks and elbow sleeves; MANY are
made with three-quarter or elbow
sleeves.
Table linen is now ornamente6
with renaissance lace, Venice or
drawn work, combined with hand
embroidery.
There have been seasons when
the shirtwaist was smarter, but new
er one when it was more effective
or more popular.
Special novelties include somber
effects in artificial silk laces. EN-
broidery is used on light coIored
waists and costumes.
Leather belts are much seen. but
the belt of the material of the
dress matching it or contrasting it.
is the favorite.
Cotton crepes are less used for
blouses than last season, but some
beautiful models are made up in the
fine cotton Examines.
Colored velvets are to be popu-
lar this fall. The favorite color is
brown. Others include bronze
steel, navy and royal blue.
Huge colored enameled hatpins
have superseded the rhinestone for
the moment, but the former, when
of good quality, is always in good
taste
The white linen suit ornamented
with fax embroidery, composed OF
iaunty little coat and short skirt
is in great vogue at watering places,
Silk crepe, heavily beaded, is one
of the smartest materials for hand
some gowns. In fact the beading
seems to be as popular as it has
ever been.
Comet" is the name applied by
Paris modistes to the royal blue
shade that has come in since the
accession OF the sailor king to the