The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-21
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A1OChS.
The backs of the new frocks are
often particularly interesting, plain
straight tunice developing odd dra-
Deries in the back, and collars, pan
nels. sashes, ETC., affording all kinds
of surprises. The big collar is one of
the distinctive features of the sea-
sons modes, and no type of frock is
safe from it. Generally speaking it
! shows marked Directoire tendency,
but 1t by no means confines itself to
definitely directoire lines.
The revers may be huge, but they
are far softer and less formal than
the traditional Directoire revers, and
they are prone to wander off into
square backed sailor collars, drop
Ding achu arrangements falling lew
over the arms and any number of
extravagances which have nothing to-
do with the true Directoire reysrs.
Especially on evening coats and oar.
rage coats do the revers and collars
swell to abnormal proportions and
the quantity of a supple fur, such as
chinchilla, moleskin. ETC., which can
be put into one of these huge coat
collars is surprising.
The tailored suit with the sepa rate
waist will be worn very generally in
Paris through the winter. The satin
or silk waist, however, with the chif-
ION blouse covering, is now only used
with the palmer tailored suits. The
demi-tailored costumes require some
thing more elaborate IN the way of
waist-a waist, for instance, with
woke and cuffs of creamy lace or of
beaded chiffon. These waists are fire.
luently a combination of satin, chif-
ton and lace; the girdle being a ssft
crushed one made high.
The costume waist must ALWAYS
match in color the fabric of the suit.
shough its foundation this season
nay be made in contrasting shade.
The yelled idea keeps right on being
he fashion, but frequently the foun-
dation is of some exquisite oriental
fabric, showing mingling Of lovely
colors
AS to the design of these waists
the majority are little peasant blous-,
IS, with the sleeve and the body per-
! ton cut in one. The collarless neck
continues fashionable, also the short
| sleeve, yet, on the other hand, there
're many costume waists, finished
! With high stock collar and made with
ong sleeves
The black note is emphasized ev-
an more than ever in Paris this sea-
son. and many times black fur is
used to produce this distinctive touch
! Silky black fur is used as trimming
tor cloth tailored costumes. Some
times it forms merely the deep sail
or collar, and the buttons of the
coat, and then again it is introduced
rs deep band at the bottom of the
scant skirt, and also forms a narrow
trimming band where the double
breasted coat fastens. Black fox is
another very popular fur, and ermine
will be used both with and without
it's black tail tips.
There is delightful, infinite va
riety of scarfs. Women have seized
this picturesque accessory and refuse
to let it go. For daytime there is
the black satin scarf, worn around
the neck like a pallium. Colored
scarfs are made Of marquisette, veil
ed with black mousseline de sole
and lined with brilliant silk. Wide
velvet ribbons also are used for
scarfs, lined with satin and pordered
with zibeline.
Coarse Greek Tulle is another fab.
rlc that is made into afternoon
scarfs. This is transparent and.
when used in two or three layers.
the effect is iridescent. Old scarf, of
Duchess lace, such as were worn un-
der the imperial rule, are much in
vogue. In addition there are scarfs
OF gold and silver tissue for evening
wear and scarfs of feathers without
without curls in the feathers.
Flowing draperies, If they can be
adjusted at the back and arranged
so that long train is the effect, are
predicted for the early winter. The
high line of the belt adds to the regal
splendor of the sweeping train. Ne
one can deny the graceful beauty
of this style for evening gowns.
Long coats Of plush or fur will be
worn quite as much as last winter
and they will be very plain bottsns
buttons forming their principal trim
ming, and perhaps a collar or ssne
other kind Of fur.
The novelty of the winter for the
tailored suit 10 ratine. It is q rough
material. 1t is raised wool IN pIaia
or different colored threads, and II
comes in stripes or in q diasSnal