The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-16
Fashions
And Fads
MISUNDERSTANDING 1'aS9'as2'.s1'aI

Paisley effects are much III vogue
The touch of black is still popular.
Peplin for suits IS quite in evil
dence.
Crushed suede or satin belts are
much worn.
Simplicity of cut is the note of the
wash suits
One sees comparatively few Rus
sian blouse costumes.
Rep is material much used this |
summer for separate skirts.
Handbags of black satin with |
monograms and mountings of gold |
are used
There is yet no limit to the amount
of braiding put on gowns and suits.
Deep cotton fringe trims the bot
tom of some of the coats of the mo-
ment.
Very neat are the zephyr ginghams
woven in the dimity checks or
stripes.
Among the new rubber camping
coats are those made with the
checked lining.
Smoking is seen on some of the
handsome lingerie neglgee of soft
silk
Silk and Isle stockings are worked
with rooster heads on instep and
ankle.
The serge of fine twill is as firm
ly established as ever for simple
dresses.
Touches of narrow black velvet
give an air to the light-colored linen
frocks for children.
favorite trimmings for smart
house dresses is pipings of black,
whether of foulard, pongee or linen
Most of the short skirts are weight
ed in order to preserve the straight,
close lines so imperative.
Gilt buttons are used for trim
mings as we'll as for fastenings on
the trim linen suits for young girls
Straw buckles are seen on some OF
the smart tailored hats; they are OF
the same traid as the hat itself.
Cluny and Irish lace are used tc
good advantage as insets on dressJ
separate waists or the French ba
tste.
Cute little childrens bonnets are
Of shirred cretons, while others are
combination of straw and cretonne
Among the handsome scarfs which
the season has brought forth are
some of crepe with hand-painted Dor
dprs.
The newest thing in auto wells is &
washable dustproof silk of a fine
oanvaslike mesh. but of a soft tex
ture
The scarf often develops into {
deep point at the back with re
miniscence of the shawl of the sec
ond empire.
Scarfs Of broche of Persian, as i
is often called, are the sole trim
ming used on some of the modisl
turbans.
1t is very smart to have the hat
parasol. pumps and fan match il
material. and show similar touche
of embroidery.
Gowns for dinner or the theate
are of various effects, with often tn
harmonizing colorng of a Byzantin
fresco
Pipings and cordings Of Persia
silk may be bought by the yard
the shops, ready to be used for trim
ming a gown.
Some of the new motor wells al
of chiffon in the soft pastel shade
with a satin handing in harmo
izing two-toned effect.
If the silk gloves do not mate
the costume with which they al
worn. they should be of white, ell
broider in the tone of ones gown
The Broderic Anglaise hat, wild
sweeping, of butterfly appearance
comes from Paris as if determined
sweep all before it.
Fashion has decreed that ones 2
raso and stockings must match Il
gown. The choice of the shoes
left to the wearer's own taste.
A point to remember is that Il
sleeve Of a lingerie frock looks mu,
more graceful if nut into the arm
eve with a narrow beading.
BIouses of coarse fshnet in bla
or colors with embroidered apple
lions in varied cashmere coloril
look we'll with almost any toilet
Very smart are the coed sweate
with white and blue collars; tn
fasten on the shoulder and under t
arm with white or pearl buttons
For a coat costume Of linen not
ing is prettier than a simple sh