The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

NOTES OF FASHIONS.



Sailor collars of satin or silk are now
yelled with black or white chiffon.
Plain ribbons have a following, but
1s.-aa oneS are undoubtedly in the
lead,
On separate coats the sailor collar is
EsEy Noticeable. It must be very deep,
Tunic lines are included in the sum
mer models, the tunic adhering to the
straight edge, which has been in evil
dence more or less during the spring.
Wolfe, marquisette and eyelet en-
broidery are the materials used in most
lingerie frocks. Many new models show
a combination with black net or tulle.
Pierrot collars or enormous frilIs OF
tulle with hanging ends of ribbon are
used by Parisiennes who do not ACCEPT
the collarless condition of the SUMMER
bodices.
Lace revers on the one-stded fash.
ions. a sashes, lace bands on bodice
and skirt and lace jackets are some OF
the forms in which the trimming an.
pears.
Ever the tailored suit has reverted ia
the empire form and practically all the
SKIRTS completing tailored suits ara
hung from the high side belts angin
from n to one-half to three inches
deep.
Little coats or Jackets of changeable
taffetas are worn with voile or null lin.
gerie frocks. They show the high linz
and h pleated frill on the lower edge
Some fchus of Inc lace or tulle ara
arranged with very long ends al this
back that sweep down into a court
train: At the back there can be used a
buckle of roses or silk.
So feminine, so dainty and charrnfns
is the side frill that it's POPULARITY is in
creaslng rather than diminishing. Even
the biouse buttoned down the back
shows the side adornment.
The waist line is outlined by flowers
many lingerie dresses for young
girls. These are either lac of bias
bands or silk or bought in punches. sen
and attached to the band.
Artificial flowers are being worn IN
boauet form on tabernacle suits or
afternoon dresses. The small flowers
being used, the lily Of the valley, sweet
pea, heather n forget-me-nots are
claiming great favor.
On blouses the sailor collar and c11ffs
Of contrasting material and color
mere IS the ever-popular foulard, dot
striped and plain, that is combined
with linen, batiste, challis and silk.
A beautiful piece Of Jade is ann,s
green, opaque and crystalline, almost al
handsome as an emerald, and often
from white to dark green. and
1T combines beautifully with diamonds
Just now the light shades are stvlishlv
select, never cheap and bring good luck
to the weare
The new circular skirt Is MOI the cir
cular of some seasons ago, but it is
nodded to the figure at the top, from
the waist line to the knee, when flutes
and circular cores are arranged above
the hem.
The bolero Jacket in the suit situation
IS made up in all lengths and STYLES OF
the revolution period, the Spanish and
boleros and the Zouavs and
Elton Jackets all appearing from 10 to
10 inches long.
there is q distinct leaning toward the
stripe novelties in black and white. and
this fashionable combination is relieved
with a brilliant color, as coral, king's
emerald, green, saffron, yellow.
violet and old roSe.
Many Of the %lingerie dresses are dis
tlngufshed by the new collar. T-hta
latest evolution Of the collar is a deem
square or rounded lace cape collar
reaching the belt in the back and some
times hanging just a little below it.
Interesting features Of evening gowns
lie in the trains and the decolletaga
The trains are very eccentric in cut.
One gorgeous crepe meteor gown noted
was gracefully draped with the left end
allowed to drag to a point on one side.
The favorite ffchu can be fastened in
many way 1t can be short and crossed
at the front under the girdle, or fas-
tened by n pin in the center Of the Cir
die. Then the longer shape can be tied
around the waist and finished in a short
butterfly bow made of the ends.