Evening star., 1911-06-07
Bandeaux as Hair Ornaments
for HatIess Summer Girl

THERB is no question but that tht
principal hair ornament just nov
and of the near future is the bandeau
being an attractive finish for the hair OF
the summer girl, who goes hatless sc
much Of the time. They are especially
suited to the young girl, but II the ribbon
is iudiciously selected there Is no age
limit to those who can wear them. The
latest styles Of coiffure demand them, se
that nothing in the way Of an accessory
Of the toilet is more popular. AS worr
now the bandeau is posed low upon the
brow, literally like a band, with the hail
arranged fiat beneath it, In the truly
classical manner perpetuated in ancien,
sculpture.
| The ways Of finishing them are ex-
tremeIy varied. They can be produced In
number of pretty ways. the extent OF
styles being limited only by the ingenuity
of the designer. Those of ribbon are
much liked, especially when in Original
and attractive designs. They are maze
of many different kinds OF ribbon, both
| in black and colored fancy weaves. IN
cluding those of plain cloth Of gold with
silk embroidery in various colors. and are
made to either encircle the head or to
terminate just behind the ears.
Plain bandeaux may be OF messaline
satin, velvet MORE with satin edge. gauZe
| or gilt ribbon, both plain and dotted with
silver, finished with rosette at one or
| both sides, some of them being ornA-
mented with beads. Satin ribbon is used
| for twist, soft folds. fiat bands, and Is
either plain, embroidered, beaded or lace
ap ppliqued. Gilt ribbon is used for bow,
| rosette. fan, knot, ETC., just back of the
left ear The favorites are all black. all
white, or black and white combined
either in stripes or checks. sometimes
with touches of color.
For further decoration extensive use II
made of handmade flowers, cut from rib
bon, silk, chiffon or lace. and accompa
MED by foliage, also made Of piece goods
Flowers made Of black velvet and finished
with petals of silk or metallic tissue II
a brilliant color. or else with q Ittl'
chou Of lace, are very attractive. Yer!
pretty are the wreath and cluster enecti
| in violets or moss buds.
| Among the various ways Of finishing
these bandeaux a very handsome one dis
plays huge bow at the left side ana OF
Of all kinds are sold by the string ant
dozen for making entire bandeaux, O.
they edge and embroider bands OF vel
vet or satin ribbon. A twist OF silveret
net or chiffon, or a band OF tiny lac
lappliques on a satin ribbon, may b.
lveined with rhfnestones or pearls.
| One of lace roses has the leaves veinet
with emeralds, with a rhinestone dew
drop in the center Of each blossom. Blac!
velvet bands. one or two. studded Will
gold or jeweled buckles. are for tn
classic style Of coiffure, while the nor'
coquettish girl uses them finished with {
knot on each side, a spray OF stlvel
aigrette or a bunch OF dropping SILK ros'
balls on each side.
| A novel headband is Of ribbon-coveret
wire. A loop ornament at the side y
made Of ribbon shirred on wire, ana II
lornamented in the center with cluster
|of tiny ribbon roses. One that ts pic
lturesque is made OF ribbon rosebuds ant
green silk-covered wire encircling thu
head. At each side are larger roses o
1.-THE ribbon. These roses and buds have
Ian occasional crystal or rhinestone dew
ldrop in their centers.
| Evening hair ornaments are most elab
crate. Nets of silver. gold and steel ar
worn to hold up the mass OF hair. TN
bandeaux being a mass of glittering jew
lels with ball piquets. of feathers stand
ing erect; a very pretty one & y OF 81, s,i
L. profusion Of satin loops at one sede
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