The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-08
fashions
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Mesh bags continue popular

with a rush.
More buttons appear but they are
generally small
Black velvet bags. belts and pumps
are used together.
Dog collars or jet, one. two or
three strands are in favor.
Separate blouses have regained all
of their old-time prestige.
Plain-colored silks are much used
for simple tailored blouses.
Ha1r-line 1triped fabrics win be
popular for tailored blouses.
Skirts are still rather sranty but
the scare of the "hobble" is over
White crepe collar and cuff sets
are being much used for deepest
mourning
Fashionable lockets are almost
large enough to serve as vanity
boxes"
Pipings and landings of black will
be used much this fall on colored
gowns
Crepe de chine, lavishly embroider-
ed with silk, is in great favor for ev.
ening wear.
Hlgh-draped girdles of black velvet
on white gowns are among the fan
cies of the hour
"A twist Of rose-colored tulle. wound
through the couture, is very prettv
for younger women.
Trimmings of beaded nets are ga-
lore-beaded insertions, edgings, mo-
tifs, large and small
Venice lace is used upon MANY Of
the handsomest jabots and neck frirs
in place of Irish lace.
Sailors and turbans of felt. trimmed
with deftly draped scarfs. will be worn
this autumn
Valenciennes lace, dyed to match
the hat, is used extensively on mucn
of the early autumn millinery.
Crepe in the Paisley patterns IS
one of the most fascinating of the
materials for evening gowns.
Black velvet hat facing will be even
more popular on autumn hats than il
has been ON summer millinery.
A variation in the popular Dutch
collar is the collar with point in
back instead Of the simple curved
edge.
Dainty lingerie iabots frlls, bows
etc, fare better at the cleaners than
in the hands OF the average laundress
Many autumn and winter hats will
be adorned with gold buttons, but
gold buttons should always be used
with discretion.
Ostrich plumes for evening fans
are now in order. The have beautiful
decorated handles and swing from
jeweled chains.
The heavy fringe, whether of beads
or silk, will be used for a finish to
many of the dressy tunics, especially
those in black.
Stripes, beads, short jackets the
oriental and the directoire influences
are guiding posts along the way o.
fashion just now.
Some of the new dressy frocks O.
satin or mousseline are effectively
trimmed with wide bias bands appli
ed in some striking fashion
A very pretty belt is one of white
linen embroidered in dainty color
and further embellished by the add
ton of few Jewels.
The new high waist line will b.
generally outlined by either wide o
narrow girdles, and in some instance
merely by well defined seam.
The sleeve made without a shoul
der seam, but cut in one with tn
body of the garment, continues Il
vogue, according to the early fal
styles
Buckles probably will be as popula
as ever on gowns and hats this fall
The satin covered ones of uniqu
shapes are being shown in some Q
the shops.
The two-toned plaids are occupyin
a strong position among the new fai
RIGS, and offer many possibilities wit
plain fabrics for the first fall cos
tunes.
There is a new embroidery of bead
in metal, pearl and colors, very dec
Orative for new fall blouses.
Sailor collars have increased in POI
ularity this summer. The style is be
coming to most women. Much of il
smartness depends on its tie, whic
gives it its finish
The coat of bright cerise is popua
for evening wear, and is often mad
in chiffon or mousseline, with sell
tone embroideries and a touch {
black somewhere by way of relief
Peasant aprons, so-called, are dali
ty gifts for the young woman or ma
tron. They are worn in many occas