The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-26
Fashions
And Fads
Tailored coats reach the hip.
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The most expensive umbrellas have
tortcise-shell tops.
The bordered chiffons in "ombre"
erect are extremely smart.
Coral is very much to the fore inst
now in the way of ornaments
Skirts are narrow and straight both
Tor practical and dressy wear.
Lace TUNES are predicted, and also
broad lace collars in sailor shape.
Narrow bands of fur trim gowns of
SILK, satin, velvet, chiffon or cloth.
Marabou trimmings are very effec.
tive on soft satins and chiffons.
The chief feature in the new laces
VIII be cream-colored Irish crochet.
Goats close above the line of the
breast rather than below it, as last
year.
We see wide and narrow silk braids
on street frocks of serge and cheviot.
Very sheer chiffon is used to veil
highly colored and decorative trim
mings.
Where a drop skirt Is used it is Of
satin, louisine or very soft-finished
taffeta.
The friar's girdle Of twisted cords
OF gold, silver or heavy beaded jet is
stylish. s4i,,s,mW,
A few striped chiffons are shown
but the plain seems to have the pre-
ference.
= AoKes are seen as much as ever, 1t
is rarely that they are made of a sihs
gle material.
The newest corsets are lower in !
the bust and have more fullness above
the waist line,
For dancing, skirts just escape the
noor' anCG for walking they just es-
cape TIE ground.
"a din gowns are frequently faced
VI, on the inside with chiffon of the
same shade.
Barbaric effects in beadwork are
sought for and very striking results
are often obtained.
Fer street wear in shoes the light
suede top with patent-leather vamp
is the correct thing.
Velveteens, corduroys and whip
cords will be much in demand for the
skating costume.
Each year is heralded as a season
OF fur. This year the prophecy will
surely come true.
Crepe is now lavishly used on first
mourning frock." Deep bands finish
The lower parts of skirts.
Aeronette, a beautiful material that
resembles a figured wolfe, is used for
handsome lingerie blouses,
"A black tulle bow held in place by
a square buckle ornaments a slipper
that needs a touch of black.
Nets botn plain and beaded are eX
tensiveiy used for over corsage and
tunics worn over velvet gowns
The tunic effect is still in vogue,
and the models show the two sides Of
the skirt widely different in design.
For morning frocks silk warp hen
rietta combined with English water
proof crepe is greatly used.
wide splashy bands of satin are
much used as trimming on frocis Ct
chiffon, serge or almost any material.
Chlffons in yellow tones changing
from the deepest gold to tA!ntest but
tercun yellow--are eH'renc'y pretty.
There is continued favor g. tie
ltimono sleeve-not only on corsage
but onute eq Ell Q &shrdljydsahhi taa
but on quite a number of the new
Jackets,
Pretty frocks are of nets and mar
duisettes, stenciled in simple de
sign al soft colors, ard the design
outlined in beads.di anyRl3ao br,
Plain white net pin dotted aetJ fIet
lace and Venetian lace are popular
for the round or square yoke and
high collar.
Evening cloaks are made of velvet
ard satin brocaees-the velvet pat
tern standing out sharply on the satin
ground.
Chiffon appears to have been the
Slogan" of the dictators of fashion
for tho dressy gown of the season o.
1910-S911.
A noticeable feature of the new
models is the narrow foundation Skin
OF soft messaline finished with plaiI
two-inch hem.
The rage for Persian and Paisle!
effects has now found it's way to bed
room slippers, which are now mad
in Persian cashmere.
Ratine is growing rapidly, and j
one of the newest fabrics brought on
this season. 1t has somewhat the al
pearance of Turkish toweling.
There are corsages and tunics Q
beaded nets-white beaded in crysta
and silver; black beaded in. jet, gol'
silver or moonlight blue beads.
The heavy textures of this winte
are best trimmed with braid and fu
and the hercules and giant braids
silk, soft and pliable, are most used
XUbita lid plONas are heavily stitch