Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-03
Las UItimas ModaS.
About Hats and Colors.

About Hats and tolors.
You know. Of course. that hats do
not match the gowns. IT'S artistic put
not fashionable. The one color
is releeated. just now, to the
shelf Of has.heen or Will-be. Ana
the wen dressed woman must be an
artist in color II her costumes are 10
be distinctive. Don't you like mat
better than fashionable u mn
plies infinitely more OF outward per-
lection.
Tho woman who does not know the
value Of tints and shades rs lost
Some 10 intuittvcly. others by expert
once and study. can arrive at the
conclusion in tho blending 81
Dressmakors who are famous for
their color-work, viii leave pieces Of
cloth scattered around, where thcN
can pick them up In moments OF lels-
nre. and Inspirations oil color combin-
ations win evolve in clever gowns
and the ultimate majority wonder
where the suggestion WAS caught.
There's y little woman In our city
wen known for her modish gowns
who says she gets her ideas ol color
from leaving samples lying on her
- Mff
writing desk.
Tho assembling of colors must not
be considered defiantly. though one
acknowledges some hraNado Us neces~
sary. aud perhaps IL were better Tor
The woman who cannot learn ~ good
iuxtnpOsition Of %colofs, to stick 10 inc
one color scheme, though. really
women go wrong in the use OF one
color, oft times; ana YOU can see TWO
shades Of one color together, between
which there should be a fixed gun.
some OF tho contrasts IN gowns ana
hats OF today are violent bu we x
the violence If it's effective.
The best-dressed ONE wear suits,
we will say. Of black ana Wnioc check
ana "a hat of burnt straw trimmed
with Chauteclcr red.
with II dark blue chiffon voile
gown one will wear a Black EMP nat
trimmed with grass green velvet u
In white wing. with a white serge
suit one win wear u bright gIccn
Milan straw hat with light purple
hydrangcas and black tullc.
Speaking Of hats-eracious, they
are of every sort, shape II contfl-
vnnce. but really somewhat improved
over hat OF last year, we might say
last two years. Perhaps we are 50
accustomed 10 HUM l''tAHf'i 'h'''
ANYTHING short of the giotesque, Is
conventional.
The peach basket Is still with us,
The mob cap is dominant, the sweep
ing cavalier is seen everywhere; the
b~cil-shnpcd morning hat IS in evil
dcnce. and the modified DircctOiro
bonnet Is considered among the best
choices. And, also, the wide sailors
are botng greatly worn.
pansy turbans are n of the new
est fashions of the late season. TheN
are 70 be worn with violet linen coat
suits, which arc % present rage; with
thin white gowns, and dainty com
| hinntions of white and black, These
turbans follow tho shape Of the East
Indian affair more than the CossacI
ana Turkish turhan Of the winter
The foundation is Of deep violet tullt
wound over ~ thin gold-colored straw
like raffia. In the tullo are sprlnklec
| violet and yellow pansies. Very Few
green leaVes are used on this. ant
ferns are preferred II any %grcenery Il
used.
sounds pretty. don't you think?
on yes. for the girl with gold hair
There Is fern turbnn that Is bril-
llantly effective in midsummer whci
| the cool look of fresh young green /!
exhilarattnE. The ferns are abou'
four inches long and ARE laid alons
applo-green tulle in palm-lcat fash
ion, and the tulle Is wrapped over
sheer white Grim that helps the colo
ana docs not add to the weight.
Both these turbans are worn low
on the head, lifted on one side am
held in place by two pearl-heade'
pins that do not detract from tn
color scheme.
The green one is not only wori
with white frocks, but with dea'
black mes.
70 make the green turban NOR
striking, pendant emerald earring
can be worn as the only jewelrN
Imagine gold hair, green turban an
earrings. Exaggeratedr Yes, hu
stunning. White velvet bands mr.
used ON the black and blue hats @
everyday wear. Pretty. but not piac
tical Nothing soils more readily, an
the least brushing Injuries more tina
helps.