The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

put. i should say thai the novelties are
IN the form II the nav morning COAT
rather than ia the material Th" coat
must still ht tightly in the back outlining
the figure quite plainly, and there should
not be- any excessive fulne-s 10 front
unless the figure ~ the Wrarrr happens 20
require u A stout man for iustano"
should not attempt 10 have the cuat cat
too closely to the figure u should ~
ordinary eases. however. h" we'll cut
into the Waist Two button GOATS ar"
better style because they are not 80 cuu-
-picuous and they are more useful from
practical point Of view because they
do not show the same tendency 20 wrinkle
from the point of the single button
This year there - no effort tu create
the narrow Shouldered effect that some 81
the men borrowed last year from tho for.
eign models shoulders are no more
padded than thcv we're a year ago. but
on the other hand sleeves are not ~ cut
a. 20 try 10 narrow tho shoulder measure
deliberately Then any kind ~ black
material h suited 20 the coat and Y is not
indispensable that tho cloth should be a
diagonal vale. although that Ia the stun
on which the smartest Of the young men
insist A man must have considerable
natural style. however. % carry on well
ANYTHING N pronounced. and the posses
soT ~ only ono morning cnat would he
wiser 70 select a material less decided
Nothing fails ~ it, purpose more
completely than a morning coat which b.
too loose 20 pos-ess the necessary note II
smartnes@. and this failure IL usually
krgH hma d V1a las
II the body ~ the Goat u tOo loose n IN
snugiy. u tho waist has not been ~ iointct
up that it, outline n emphasized. n the
cnlar n ton loose or even the sleeves too
long all these little defects. which would
not be nearly IN fatal IN a onat II any other
kind serve 10 ruin the cutaway
Very notable " the present season n
the almost complete Disappearance - the
fancy Waistcoai from the wedding ward
robe II happens OCCASIONALLY that the
bridegroom and hia best nan may wear
a hite duck Waistooat braided about the
edges and also around the Cnllar and the
pockets, or a linen waistcoaty with line
~ color. which IL made without a collar
and without branding. but u b. usually
the black WaistCOat and the marrow white
insert that are worn nowadays Tho
fact that men nov usually wear a pufsd
/ or AAnot scarf and that this ~ Sometimes
gray IN color. although more fre1uentty
white. has made the hlaCk waist, AT
I suitable There could never he sufficient
/ contrast betv zen the tic and the waist
Ooat vhen tho latter a. hrh, iu color
"Tr0users.- I'd the tilrr WIN was
the source ~ the reporter knowledge
are sTnartest when they IRE - near
blark a. possible yet are not black Very
DARK gray With lighter or even darker
AZ - hlnrk with rrav sfffuas ~ different
widths OF different shades ~ gray in
stripes they are smarter than anything
I in a darn brown Or green ~ course
ushers cannot he expectet n buy new
trousers. and Il was only a year or two
ago that Il was dihcult enough N find
them an with morning C1s's. bur when
the bridegroom buys a new outflt Tor The
wedding he ought - take some c0mbina
eicn ~ black and white or black and
dark gray Trousers nov follow the ten
dsncy b. a cline m and should be made