The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26


IL ing this week.
One OF them is afternoon gown OF the new panier
type part Of the skirt is in iron gray draped
chiffon over dull blue and the panier effect the coat and
corsage. is OF queer blue taffetas, with mauve sasn
around the waist. Of buttons which fasten the
coat IN front furnish the only trimming The gown Is
attractive although quite simple The hat worn with 1t Is
in violet with a dark gray aigrette
The other sketch shows sem-tailored costume in
white silk which will doubt be much worn at
the this The jacket is severely plain, ow-
ing its distinction TO Its lines.
It fastens the left side and is extremely cutaway
in effect. 1t shows that Paris still shows its preference
for the onepiece for the sleeves cut In with
the body of the jacket These sleeves by the way
the new long sleeves edged with deep rufles,
recalling the fashions of the Drectore period Similar
rufes finish the neck Of the Jacket
The skirt is decidedly The front Is straight
and long. The back is draped circular effect The
drapery is arranged Just above the knees Contrary to
this skirt Is very narrow at the feet and gives
the so-called hourglass figure.
There is straight. fiat girdle OF white satin char
with end decorated with Persian embroidery
The hat is typical OF those worn this Spring at the
races 1t is of supple straw. wide brimmed and low
crowned. having fiat feather trimming
The photograph shows somewhat more elaborate
creaon of mini. mauye chiffon over fesb color char
meuse and laces. The coat Is Of blue mauve taheta
with silver blue wastband embellished with
buckle Worn with 1t is hat of pale blue lined with
blue mauve and trimmed with wood roses and mauve
ribbon.
And now that you know all about the actual pic.
lures. want to give you just wordpicture Of two
costumes which represent the different extremes Of
the tailor-m models for the coming season and
which will show you to what sensational lengths is
possible to restrict yourself to the
and skirt form OF attire which-once upon a time
typical Of almost severe simplicity.
First then, please, imagine geranium pink eponge
fashioning short cutaway coat, and skirt whose
scantiness is extreme that walking s only made
pleasant and possible by it's Sitting up at either side
TO the extent OF five six inches The only trimming
is binding OF selfcolored braid and buttons OF
enamel In the vivid pink trimmed round with
black. this contrasting and relieving making
IL permissible and smart To black stockings and
shoes while for the further and absolutely correct
completion Of the costume there must also be added
tailorcut shirt OF white lawn, with just loosely
knotted scarf bow OF black satin TO finish of the
slightly downturned and entirely soft collar For YOU
must know-and you will surely be we'll pleased by
the knowledge-that nowadays tho most sporting
and simple OF shirts being made this particu.
lar and becoming form OF neckwear. The women who
have once realized what freedom for their throats
means-both regards comfort and chsrrn-having
found 1t entirely impossible revert to the old
bondage OF stiff and high collar found that something
had to be done 10 meet their wishes thereby save
the tator-cut shirt from practical extinction
Well now, this is the first and simplest form OF tho
coat and skirt costume, while. then on the other
hand, It's most striking say startling deyel.
opnent Is represented by the union Of a cutavay