Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-18
Las Ultimas ModaS
Tho Fashionable Flllet "a n Suggestion
for the Montckuma Ball.

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Perhaps Il is not kind to say thu
the modern hair dressing suggest
pictures OF ornamental sayages. An
yet II does II is not a bit ugly an'
really quite decorative, besides beinl
a pleasant change from the too severe
peasant style that has prevailed. The
flattened head and the swirl could no.
be made attractive, no matter how
hard the women tried TO make il SO.
The all-cnveloping hal 20 be worn
this season leaves the day time Golf
furc a negligible thing. II can be
done in any fashion. for 1t Is not 20
be seen. But for evening the Golf
furc Is 10 be distinguished, II needs
height ana commentator to annex It
Ia q proper way to the glittering cos
tunes 10 he worn
There ~ not the slightest bit of doubt
Of the fact that We shah have all we
want OF the brilliant coiffufe
First OF all. the even fun length
roll commonly called rat. rs not used
IN tho new mode uf hair arrangement.
The present style Keeps the hair flat
ter all around the head and then
swings II ont into a shower of curls
right In the middle Of the crown
Mary Garden dressed her hair In this
fashion Whom she sang That's and
wore the wide strong band 81 metal
with Jewels around The head 20 keep
the flat line.
This ~ the mode that prevails o
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Portable than the monstrous shapes We
have followed which called for q
feather bed pompadour and dozens OF
pillows aud holsters In the form of adj
ditional puffs,
And the fillet Is the thing. Tin,
fortunately TO the majority Of women
the flattening fillet is not becoming
But let those that can affect them
Cor n the face suits. Il will prove tho
most becoming Arrangement OF the
hair that even existed, or ever will,
Many can wear the classic coiffure
Of the moment IL their un~confined
hair is allowed 10 wave away from the
forehead. 1t may be parted on the
side nr in the middle, but It must not
he held down by the ornamental band
Vel Il Is the band, or the fiilet, that
~ classic, Il is a gorgeous touch O.
the costume. II is made 20 match the
gown unless IL IL of cloth OF gold or
silver when II Is worn with anything
Gold and silver gauze is chosen for
ttase fillets the cloth OF gold
with crystals or turquoise -
stunning
For those that cannot stand tho
plain ornamental fillct. tulle lis used,
the Kind that does not tear easily
NaunF girls sew these tulle bands
thickly with seed pearls. sometimes In
haphazard fashion, again Ia stad or
crescent design.
BLACK tulie spriuklod with jet and
CRYSTALS ~ also smart.
Pearls seem 10 play a very import
part Ia tho decoration of the III
let's nnd 81 would seem we are gradual
~ going back TO that charming me-
thod ot hair arrangement affected by
most of the Shakespearean heroineH.
That Is, the fcstooning of pearls la
the hair crossing them over the brow
aud winding them around the psyche
The best way to litt the hair IA the
Is so II viii hold the cascade If
cufls rs hy old puts pinned beneath
own hair
So " viewing an almost completed
which does not seem high
enough YOU can lift the hair up with
the comb and run q puff under 1t.
Ana be sure YOU try the fillet, For
" II can bee worn II Is quite impress
sive aud gives the coiffuro a decided