The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
PADS AND FASHIONS
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Jet bands are still much liked
 Bead-boned. buttonholes are a nov city.
 Siberian squirrel is used for fur touues
 Classic draperies are the rule in ev- enfng gowns.
 No combination is Eovelier than satin and tuale mand by milliners.
 DoubIe-faced cloths are much used for chisdren's hats.
 Chenille dotted shadow Veilings are forging to the front.
 Dull flame and brick reds are ia vordte coIors in millinery.
 Velvet ribbon flowers are used on the new long round E1uffs.
 Designs of negligee sacques. are practically the same as ever.
 Fur aigrettes, bands and facings are much seen on the new hats.
 Dressing blouses are actually being finished with a touch of fur. . Rhinestones continue fashionable. especially on the evening gowns.
 Large flat round bags are of vel vet plush or fur to match the gown.
 All black is received with much fa- vor in furs, millinery and costumes
 Tam O Shanter effects iny hats are as popular as they are becoming Striped designs are used in the new est furS, running in all directions.
 Black ana white are still in favor, but not go much as a short while ago. There is fancy edged taffeta rib
 
 Velvet ribbon roses are also seen robe
 Bonnets and hats are often chosen to match the coats children wear. Pink velvet and silver lace is a charming combination for an evening gown
 Linings of the new fur coats are the extreme of richness Some are vefIed-.
 Marrow lace fIouncings will be the edges cutawaV draDeT@ ies.
 Magpie Shetland veiIs are liked as much as ever, but white are less want
 Mole leads among the new furs-in fact. gray furs generally are in de- mand.
 White coats of polo cloth, zfbeline. velour and chinchil1a are being or dered- chiffon evening gown trimmed with sable Sl
 Waists of dark blue satin with sleeves and guimpes in white satin are Roman striped ribbon for. sashes are a gay and charming note in the fasli- | ion world 2 Skunk fur, plush, maIine and para | disc all together appear on some oi the new hats One of the newest features of bras | sieres is the trimming down the cen | ter of the front. Lace sashes and sleeves are another | method of using lace and producing a Taupe. seal brown, mole, plum, prune and navy are the fashionable | cofors at this moment
 In rich negfigees, laces and nets are used over soft pastel Things. So are pompadour chiffons.
 The entire tendency. of women's dress is toward unparalleled richness of material and trimming.
 Novelty materials. rough and. rich looking, are used for auto coats, and r<0cs Spang1ed and beaded tunics for con- 5ination with satin gowns are to be found in plenty in the shops.
 Bands, medallions and ornaments of metal are employed on the afternoon and evening wraps and costumes Tunic dTaperies of transparent lace. like Chantflly, shadow and maline, are often seen on evening gowns.
 Clever use of red is one of the sea- sons sEnartest features. One sees it in evening gowns, but especially in Brick red and Persian red are both In high favor Strong yel1ows are much used in yelled effects for even Most of the tailored skirts are not trimmed; all the elaboration is in the coats. But some of the skirts have pleats. At the recent Paris races some white crochet velvet dresses were half com posed of black plush fringed with er- nine tails Bright colors yelled with chiffon are much used by Paris blouse makers l Brocades, oriental prints and Jamie 10th are all used this way. The plain velveteens for dresses are . isualIy plainly made up, with straight | ines in the skirts and some trans ,arent material in the waists. A white satin blouse with white ern- ,roidery has a military severity; the vishop sleeve has a strap of embroid- " to mach those across the front >=athing is too rich exotic for the resent evening gown. Supple bro | ades are in highest favor, the most : luxurious ha-irits foundations of finely l Toyen metal tissue. \