The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
Fashions
And Fads
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Farls lnslstently holds for the touch
of black.
The durable pongees are more po-
pular than ever
The newest material for under
wear is cross-bar dimity.
Underwear of cotton crepe is a
new fad that will be popular.
All-white gloves are worn less than
they have been for some time.
scarfs with Persian centers have
deep borders in solid colors.
Its durability makes percale one
of the favorite fabrics for the sum-
mer.
The newest tailored shirt waists
are made with the yoke in the back.
Skirt hens are wider this summer
than they were last by a good two
inches.
The one-seam small bishop sleeve
is the favorite for the tailored shirt
waist.
Pumps and slippers owe much OF
their effect to their bows, buckles or
rosettes.
Cotton voiles are among the most
useful material for simple afternoon
frocks.
The most popular white footwear
this summer will be high boot of
canvas or kid.
The Paisley tie is a pretty touch
which will add richness to the mid
summer shirt waist
For evening wear the favorite slip
per adornment is a large rhinestone
or cut steel buckle.
There is a surging revival of the
vogue for coin and water-spotted fou-
lard.
There is a general inclination to-
ward patterned fabrics as against self
colored materials.
Facings of hats may be of velvet or
of silk, and while black is most used,
colors may be used also.
Snowy white skirts will dominate
every summer resort when the hot
weather comes in full force.
The big hat of the day and the col
larless gown demand that the veil be
worn loose and flowing.
Bangles are numerous in all styles
from plain gold to gem-starred, and
dozens are worn on each wrist.
Black dotted net is newer than the
square, fiat weaves for the yoke and
sleeves of the all-black gown.
Striped chiffon, looking quite like
tucks, will make an effective yoking
for the more elaborate gowns.
Some of the newest hats are large
and fat with a rolling brim held in
place with a novel thistledown POM
pom.
Embroidered dots on cotton or lin
en- floss will bring the dress color up
to the yoke of plain white or ecru
net.
Parasol handles this summer are a
compromise between the very Iona
directorie stick and the short English
style.
The latest thing in nightcaps are
made of very sheer India linen, with
simple design done in shadow EN-
broidery.
An odd bizarre style of dress may
"go' in the house as a quaint conceit
but never should be seen on the
street.
Suede gloves are more worn than q
glace kid, probably because the fit is
much better and the hand looks small
Ter in it.
Black and white is not becoming
combination for pale face with light
eyes and dull hair. Such face needs
warm colors.
When half shoes are worn be par
ticular about laces. Heavy ribbon
such as is used for the silk bow, looks
we'll on broad silk laces.
Colors in the silk stockings of the
moment include all the glorious
shades of the rainbow, and the vivid
shades are in high fashion.
A belt with a slender buckle gives {
longer waist; a white belt should bt
worn with white waist unless one
is very long WASTED.
Some of the oolored silk stockings
from over the sea are deliberately EN-
broidered with wonderful flowers an,
conventional designs.
A scarlet patent leather belt and I
tie of scarlet worn with plain whit,
tailored waist and white linen Skin
will be one of the seasons fads.
Persian silk covered cord put OIL
in braid patterns is one of the uses o
the many colored silks that are her,
this season in such brilliant array.