Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04
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+ Fashions and Fads. i.
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The waist line IS rising again.
All the old laces are in great vogue.
A great many separate coats are seen
Jumper blouse styles are Increasing In
favor.
The touch OF black is sim feature OF
fashion.
There are manifold indications OF the
return OF the empire.
Dark blue and black are favorite cos
tune colors for coat suits.
Waists OF black chiffon, marquisettes
and voiles are prominent.
New toques and turbans generally have
sharply upturned brims
Among the new shades for this fan Is
pole nord. a grayish blue.
The mushroom shape returns very
strongly In fall millinery STYLES.
In the new coat suits the coats range I'm
length from ~ TO 10 inches.
Fall >tailormades very strongly reflect
the hobble" skirt idea of Paris
Plain colored chiffon and wolfe are very
fashionable over changeable taffeta
Two-toned plumes and enormous pink
poppies trim some OF the latest hats.
New Gainsborough hat models roll on
the left side and droop at the front and
back.
The narrow silhouette Is being adhered
to with every prospect Of its continuation.
Lace. chiffon and marquisette are ex-
tremely fashionable for dressy fan COS
TUNES.
Velvet and velveteen give promise Of
being very fashionable for the more
dressy coat suits.
Fancy GAUGES printed in colored nr
ures. Persian silk. brocades and nom
padour are used to trim plain satin ana
are combined with yelling fabrics.
The separate coat is a sharp rival
: or the coat suit, but IL is safe 10 saw
that each will be worn without disnlac-
ing or interfering with the other.
Odd-shaped ruffs and scarfs OF
combination
are seen. Some OF these show n com
Dination OF colors as well as materials
Among the most striking trimmings
TOT fall gowns are embroideries done
in very heavy silks and the metallic
threads. Some are enriched by Jewels
The new waists to be worn with
tallored suits as well as the waists OF
costumes will be OF chiffon or marauis-
cite In dark tones which match the
suit.
me 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.
Broad brimmed. coarse straw sailors
trimmed in scarfs OF coarse linen EN-
broidered 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 a rosette OF
ribbon little to one side.
Curtis are to form an important part
OF ones couture this coming winter
The hair will be coiled fiat on the
crown OF the head, the curls being dis
posed artistically in the center OF the
coil.
Early showings OF fabrics for suits
are mostly tweed and serge, in mixed
colorings. Nelvets will be extremely
fashionable for winter wear. in dark
colors, with fine stripe OF another
hue.
Elaborate little boleros of enbroid-
cry transform a simple gown into or
nateness. They look wonderfully smart.
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they are particularly pretty over dress
es of soft net.
Broken black and white checks in
loose open weave are chosen for some
OF the long coats but are slightly con-
spicuous for general street wear.
though admirable for driving. motor
ing and travelling.
Satin for several months has been
advancing TO leading place in fash
ION and with the coming of cool wealth
er III Is doubly prominent. 1t is used
Tor dresses and in combination with
yelling fabrics and Persian silks.
Heavy rope cords are used as finish
TO the dressy capes. whether OF broad
cloth or heavy satin. An attractive model
In this style OF wrap has a square yoke
erect in the back quite suggestive OF
the collegian's gown.
Belts of suede, studded with steel or
GIT nan heads. placed in more or less
elaborate designs. are among the novel
ties. They are fastened with buckles
OF the same metal the nail heads. an
oblong buckle is the favorite shape
Many new waist models are worked out
in chiffon, either OF the plain variety
mounted over underbodies Of prinhd
satin in Persian designs; or made over
plain colored satins and finished with
white lace yoke and sleeves. ~
Striped and checked materials are very
popular just now. and they make rry
charming tailor-made suits. The stripes
or checks either close or widely
separated. and in some cases thew are
used in combination with plain material
Rather effective and equally unusual Is
the gown OF two-toned silk. yelled with
chiffon or other shimmering mAterfaf
The combination is intensified IL tlfelun-
nerdress lis itself trimmed with hand,
work or done in the Persian colors ~
tpetallic threads.
The beauty of the wall silks indnCMg
That they will have greater vogue lNd
ever. Satin liberty. messaline. SHIN
crepe and crepe de chine are foreu4ott
because of their substantial qualny bdd
the artistic effects that are wrouTh9 ny,
kheir supple texture. VIZ
6cant fullness characterizes the fEftu